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Young Geographers Go Local

Young Geographers Go Local

Young Geographers Go Local is a new CPD unit which looks at how we can help children explore their own personal geographies in a local context. You will find out about digital mapping and how this technology can help children to show 'how they feel' in a particular locality and enable them to make better sense of their world.

FREE Kochi and Llandudno Books

FREE Kochi and Llandudno Books

Buy a Storylink Kochi or Storylink Llandudno pack and get five free sets of the accompanying storybooks worth £24.95. Each pack contains a teacher's guide, three storybooks and a set of resource sheets and is priced £32.99 / £22.99 GA members.

<em>Primary Geographer</em> - Focus on Global Learning

Primary Geographer - Focus on Global Learning

The Spring 2010 issue of Primary Geographer, the GA's journal for primary teachers, is now available on the GA website. Subscribers receive a print copy every term and have free online access to five years of back issues plus extra resources. A year's subscription to Primary Geographer, including all the other benefits of GA membership, starts from just £28.50 - join online today.

Subject Leadership in the Primary Phase

Subject Leadership in the Primary Phase

A new online CPD unit for primary geography aimed at helping primary subject leaders and school management teams to 'lead' the development of geography in the curriculum.

My Place, Your Place, Our Place

My Place, Your Place, Our Place

This new set of online CPD courses from the GA explores the relationships between identity and place by drawing on some key geographical processes and understanding. The courses link to Sustainable Schools, Every Child Matters, social cohesion and more. They have also been designed to help you gain recognition from the Teacher Learning Academy.

New Primary Curriculum Launched Online

New Primary Curriculum Launched Online

The Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency (QCDA) has launched a new National Curriculum website. The site contains the new primary curriculum framework as well as guidance and a range of tools and case studies to support schools in designing a curriculum that meets the needs of their learners.

FREE Barnaby Bear Books

FREE Barnaby Bear Books

Buy any Barnaby Bear big book and get a selection of 24 little books absolutely free!

Primary National Conference

Primary National Conference

Would you like the opportunity to think creatively about your geography and history teaching and how this can support learning across the wider curriculum? If so, then find out more about this one-day conference jointly presented by the Geographical Association and Historical Association.

Barnaby Bear to vist all UK RSPB & WWT reserves during 2010

Barnaby Bear to vist all UK RSPB & WWT reserves during 2010

Find out about one of Barnaby's biggest adventures yet - a year long bicycle trip around the UK visiting every RSPB and WWT bird reserve and more than 50 eco-schools. Together with his friend Gary, they'll be raising awareness about climate change whilst supporting the RSPB, WWT and Asthma UK. You can follow their progress throughout 2010 on the Barnaby Bear website.

Geography Subject Leaders

Geography Subject Leaders

These pages provide support for non-specialist primary geography co-ordinators and subject leaders. You'll find information and resources about your role and responsibilities, a staged plan for taking over as geography co-ordinator, tips on what should be in your subject leader's file plus book reviews, weblinks and activity ideas.

A Different View

A Different View

Visit the A Different View pages for free activities and photographs for use with primary age children.

<em>Primary Subjects</em>

Primary Subjects

The geography section from the latest issue of Primary Subjects is now available for GA members to download free. Login required

Primary Geography Quality Mark Updates

Primary Geography Quality Mark Updates

The PGQM recognises quality geography in primary schools. Visit the PGQM pages for all the latest information on the Award including revised guidance on getting started with the registration process.

Worldwise

Worldwise

Get your pupils involved with our primary quizzes, Geography Awareness Week and 'My Places'.

Primary Geography Champions Ning

Primary Geography Champions Ning

Visit the Primary Geography Champions Ning to meet our Champs, find out about networking activities taking place in your area, and interact with other teachers across the UK. Although registration is required, this is free and only takes a few seconds.

Early Years & Primary Phase Committee

Early Years & Primary Phase Committee

Find out more about the GA's Early Years & Primary Phase Committee who are responsible for promoting and supporting primary geography.

Primary Videos

Primary Videos

Watch selected Teachers TV programmes on the GA website.

Cambridge Review Final Report Published

Cambridge Review Final Report Published

The final report of the Cambridge Primary Review has now been published. It joins the final report of the Independent Review of the Primary Curriculum, led by Sir Jim Rose, which was released earlier in the year.

Advisory from QCDA (03.11.09)

Ministers have accepted in full our report on the national curriculum revised level descriptions for Key Stages 1 and 2. The recent public consultation around primary curriculum reforms provided an opportunity to review the subject level descriptions across all levels to bring them in line with changes to the primary and secondary curriculum. (Read more)

Postcrossing - the postcard project

Postcrossing - the postcard project

The Postcrossing project involves sending and receiving postcards from around the world.

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Journals - Free Access for GA Members

Primary Geographer

This issue focuses on global learning at primary level and includes articles on school partnerships, food and farming and South Africa 2010. It also features the second part of the Forest Schools Diary.

GeogEd - Free online access for everyone

Teaching Geography

The Spring issue of Teaching Geography has a new look and a new format. Focusing on 'enquiry', it is full of teaching ideas and resources, which show how an enquiry approach can be used to engage and motivate students.

GeogEd - Free online access for everyone

Geography

The Spring 2010 issue, edited by Eleanor Rawling, looks at the geographies of organised crime, the geographies of the creative industries, 'joined-up geography' and more.

GeogEd - Free online access for everyone

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