The GA is pleased to welcome Fiona Sheriff as President and Sophie Wilson as Vice President for 2026–27. We also thank Catherine Owen for her outstanding contribution during her time in office. Read more: geography.org.uk/fiona-sheri…

The call for papers for the GA's Annual Conference next year ends 31 August. If you have not yet sent in your proposal, there's only a few days left to do so. Find more information about this including the proposal guidelines here: the-ga.org/CallForPapers

Register for the Quality Mark 2027 at 2026 prices before fees rise in September. The GA Quality Mark recognises excellence and progress in geography leadership, curriculum development, and teaching. It provides a framework for powerful self-evaluation, helping primary and secondary schools raise the subject profile across their whole community while delivering impactful CPD. Lock in current rates by registering this term: geography.org.uk/events-cpd/…

Unsure how to demonstrate clear progression in primary geography? Set your department up for success this term with robust assessment techniques that build directly on prior learning. Join this online course on 27 November 2026 to create a cohesive, easy-to-track curriculum across all year groups. Reserve your place here: the-ga.org/4g9P9Rg

Finding it difficult to adapt primary geography lessons for every learner? Get ready for the new term with practical, subject-specific adaptive strategies. This online session on 16 October 2026 helps ensure all pupils reach their intended learning outcomes without overwhelming your workload. Build an inclusive classroom. Book your spot today: the-ga.org/4fRlCe4

The call for papers is still open for the GA's Annual Conference next year.😁 Don't wait until the last minute to send your proposal. This proposal window is open until 31 August. Propose a session here: the-ga.org/CallForPapers

Propose a session for the GA Annual Conference and Exhibition in Sheffield, taking place in April 2027. Centred on the theme 'Passionate about Geography', we are looking for engaging proposals across a range of formats. Submit your session idea before proposals close on 31 August 2026:buff.ly/myAORQp

Behind every policy paper, consultation response and letter on our advocacy hub is a passionate community of teachers standing up for geography. From advising Government on curriculum reform to advocating for green skills and teacher support, the GA ensures your voice is heard at every level of national debate. Take a look at how we are working together to champion the future of geography education: buff.ly/G75kHC7

Get ahead of upcoming geography curriculum changes with a bespoke consultancy day led by GA experts Jon Cannell, Steve Brace or Becky Kitchen. Support your primary and secondary teams to understand implementation timelines and build action plans towards first teaching in September 2028. Contact [email protected] for enquiries and quotes.

Incoming GA President Fiona Sheriff introduces the theme for Conference 2027: 'Passionate about geography'. Have you got a topic, research project or teaching approach that genuinely excites you and transforms learning? Why not use the summer holiday to work on it and share your passion and submit a session proposal today: the-ga.org/CallForPapers Proposals for conference sessions close on 31 August 2026.