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Artefact KitsIndian and Gambian Artefact kits available for loan from:
Model Policies for GeographyCSF066 Model Geography Policy for Primary Schools
CSF067 Model Geography Policy for Secondary Schools
OFSTED Report - Geography in Schools: Changing PracticeThe report, published in January 2008, evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of geography in primary and secondary schools. At a time when geographical issues constantly make the headlines, there is some evidence of decline in provision in schools. This report shows the characteristics of good geography and fieldwork, and suggests what needs to be done to make the subject more relevant and enjoyable in all schools. The report can be downloaded via the following link:
The GeoCitizen ProjectThe Citizenship Working Group provides the GeoCitizen project in order to help teachers explore citizenship issues through geography teaching from Key Stages 2-4. You can get involved by sharing your lesson ideas and doing some of the activities available on the Geographical Association's GeoCitizen Project pages. If you send in your work for the website, your class will receive a GeoCitizen award and badges! Further information can be found at:
The Environment Agency - Resources for SchoolsThe EA offer a very wide range of resources to schools - CD
ROMs, Videos, work packs, facts sheets etc.
Professional GlossaryThe Action Plan for Geography team have developed a Professional Glossary of key terms relating to the geography curriculum. The list is not exhaustive and feedback is welcomed via:
School Wildlife Watch
Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust offer schools teaching resources to help teachers utilise the outdoor classroom, plan wildlife and environmental activities for their pupils, develop their observational skills and inspire interest in the countryside. Workshops and assemblies can be arranged through the Wildlife Watch Co-ordinator. For details see the flier:
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