Want to put your organisation in front of geography educators from across the country? Exhibitor bookings are open for the GA Annual Conference and Exhibition 2027 in Sheffield. Showcase your products, resources and services, make new connections and be part of three days dedicated to geography education. Book your exhibition space today: buff.ly/RdJVMjC

Can song lyrics become a source for geographical enquiry? Tiffany L. Gonzalez and Voon Chin Phua consider how lyrics can help students investigate place and culture, using rap music and representations of the American Dream as their example. They provide an approach to selecting and analysing lyrics that can be adapted to different topics and contexts. Find out more in the latest issue of Geography: buff.ly/jBZ0pbd #Geography #CulturalGeography #GeographyEducation #GeographyTeacher

What happens when school grounds become part of the geography classroom? Maria Gogarty shares how outdoor spaces at Newbold Primary School support inclusive geographical learning, sustainability and pupil wellbeing. Get ideas for taking geography beyond the classroom in the latest issue. Link: buff.ly/ZU0Pa8D #PriGeogJournal #PrimaryGeography #OutdoorLearning

It’s Flood Action Week, 12–18 October 2026. Flooding is an important issue for schools and communities, with around 6.3 million homes and businesses and nearly half of England’s 20,000 schools in areas at risk of flooding. The GA and Environment Agency have free resources to help teachers and pupils investigate flood risk, climate change, how communities adapt and how we can become more flood resilient. Could your school be flood ready? Find out more and access the resources: buff.ly/4TzyntR General information here: buff.ly/UXSOlFC

GIS shouldn't be a one-off lesson. In the latest issue of Teaching Geography, Graeme Schofield shares four essentials for embedding GIS into geographical enquiry so that it becomes part of students' thinking rather than an occasional digital add-on. What's your biggest challenge when using GIS in the classroom? Read more in Teaching Geography: buff.ly/VxCBWAY #TeachingGeography #GIS #geographyteacher

Looking for a new way to challenge your sixth form geographers? The National Geography Olympiad is a free individual competition for Year 12 and 13 students, designed to stretch students and celebrate geography as an academically rigorous, exciting and relevant subject. Schools can take part at any point from 9–20 November 2026, with students completing a 45-minute, 60-question challenge. Link: buff.ly/C2zUyOy

How do you teach about climate change while navigating the emotional challenges that come with it? Xin Ai, Chu Xu and Yushan Duan draw on interviews with 15 secondary geography teachers across six Chinese provinces to examine the tensions between the ambitions of climate change education and the realities of classroom practice. The research highlights the importance of recognising teachers’ emotional experiences alongside those of their students. Read the article in the latest Geography: buff.ly/jBZ0pbd #Geography #ClimateChange #ClimateEducation #GeographyTeacher

Sustainability meets real-world learning in The Village School EcoRefill Shop. Martina Babinova and Nima Patel share how pupils with ASC are developing communication, independence and practical skills while learning about responsible consumption. Read their story in the latest Primary Geography. Link: buff.ly/Et16NAy #PriGeogJournal #PrimaryGeography #Sustainability