Following the success of the 2009 and 2010 Primary National Conferences, we will be running the events again in 2011. The Conferences will take place during June in Sheffield and Birmingham - dates and programme details will be published soon.
Our Primary National Conference aims to help primary teachers think creatively about geography and how it can support learning across the wider curriculum.
'Lots of fantastic ideas that I can directly input into the classroom'
'I can't wait to develop the curriculum'
'Thoroughly enjoyable sessions and very thought-provoking'
A selection of conference materials available to download free:
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If you do not have this you can get it free from the Adobe website.
note: this file requires Microsoft Word.
note: this file requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader.
If you do not have this you can get it free from the Adobe website.
note: this file requires Microsoft Powerpoint.
A selection of conference materials available to download free:
note: this file requires Microsoft Powerpoint.
note: this file requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader.
If you do not have this you can get it free from the Adobe website.
(Updated 27.07.10)
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This issue focuses on refreshing the primary curriculum, offering advice on planning for integrated learning and using the concept of place as a focus. It also includes examples of how three schools have successfully combined art with geography.
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