Stunning view of the snowy Cheviots from Dunstanburgh Castle on Saturday.

EYPPC @geographicalassoc.bsky.social GeogLive! 4th March Want to know more about learning for the 3-5s? Sarah Sprake (EYteacher/adviser) will explore what HQ geog / UtW in the EY looks like @geosteve7.bsky.social @stevebracegeog.bsky.social @geopaula.bsky.social www.ticketsource.co.uk/eyppc

youtu.be/RwTxt7o8KII?... We are delighted to share our latest webinar for primary colleagues @geosteve7.bsky.social @juliageog.bsky.social @geopaula.bsky.social @sharonwitt17.bsky.social @helen55.bsky.social @emmaespley.bsky.social @geographicalassoc.bsky.social GeogLive! 30 Learning about coasts

Santa is on his way...follow his flight... www.noradsanta.org/en/map

Official NORAD Tracks Santa share.google/JtJnlM4zS84a... Just 15 hours to lift off...

The Blenheim Estate lost an oak, and as they like their fallen trees to remain in place to encourage wildlife, they asked artist Matthew Crabb to do his magic Photo: Pete Seaward

We’ve got some fantastic nature news to brighten your day ✨ This is the first confirmed sighting of a red squirrel in the main visitor area of Wallington since Storm Arwen in November 2021. A visitor spotted the red in the Wellbeing Woods (West woods) whilst walking.

youtu.be/Fez78ooH8PE?... We are proud to share our CPD GL!29 Thanks to @primageographer.bsky.social @attention2place.bsky.social @helen55.bsky.social @kateglanville.bsky.social @geosteve7.bsky.social and more

Fantastic light today down at Newbiggen Beach.

www.ticketsource.co.uk/eyppc/geogli... Join us next Wednesday 4pm for GeogLive 29!

Some early thoughts on the Curriculum and Assessment Review livinggeography.blogspot.com/2025/11/curr...

📣Welcome to Northumbria George Clarke 📣 We are thrilled to announce that renowned architect, author and TV presenter George Clarke has been appointed as the new Chancellor of Northumbria University. #NewNorthumbriaChancellor #GeorgeClarke

Join us Wednesday 12th November 4pm GeogLive! 29 Designing Your Curriculum www.ticketsource.co.uk/eyppc/geogli...

Looking for professional support as a primary teacher for your geography class? Below are the CDP events that the GA has lined up to enhance the quality of geography teaching for primary teachers. Click this link to learn more about the courses: the-ga.org/CPDevents

Just extraordinary to witness this nature-hating government sabotaging Labour’s own legacy. And for absolutely no reason: nature protection isn’t blocking development - it’s a necessary prerequisite for it (& for everything else, come to that…)

I’m not a clubber, but that so much good stuff is happening in North Shields (this, the mural trail, town centre improvements, etc) gives me hope amidst the crap. www.theguardian.com/music/2025/s...

youtu.be/Flh4rE2MljA?... We are proud to share our latest webinar Leadership for Sustainability - a bumper edition! Thanks to those of you who attended and to our brilliant speakers and the GL team @primarygeogeyppc.bsky.social citing colleagues far and wide including @primageographer.bsky.social

Fabulous to see the launch of the APPG on Play @appgonplay.bsky.social - very hopeful that play will start be taken as seriously as it demands, with the hope of a new national play strategy and play sufficiency legislation.

www.ticketsource.co.uk/eyppc/t-lnqe... Join us on 25th June at 5pm Free tickets ⏫ CPD for EY & Primary teachers from EYPPC a Committee @geographicalassoc.bsky.social

New GeogLive! 26 webinar about Local Area Fieldwork www.youtube.com/watch?v=In0j... ** Thanks to > Ben & Donna Calstock Community Primary School @ptieducation.bsky.social #PIAaward winners with Jen & Anthony from the GL! team

With a background in geochemistry, when I became a teacher, I had to pick Science or Geography. I chose science but, by focusing on environment & sustainability, the boundaries blurred. What an honour to be interviewed by Tessa Willy for @geographicalassoc.bsky.social's Primary Geography magazine 😊

Hello—Is A River Alive? has been adapted as Radio 4’s Book of the Week next week. Five episodes, read by me—& we’ve folded in field recordings & some beautiful Max Richter music. First episode, Anima, broadcasts tomorrow at 11.45am. You can listen here: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Hello—Is A River Alive? is out a week today, on 1 May. I went to Clays the printer to see how my books are made (many marvellous machines!) & to sign 3000 special editions. Here’s what happened in 40 seconds. Here are the indie bookshops who have the specials for pre-order: linktr.ee/Is_A_River_A...

The GeogLive! CPD collection from your friends @The_GA youtube.com/@geoglive882... ** Find out more at our Annual Conference! Meet us and find out if you could be featured next! ** Look out for the EY & Primary-focused day portal.geography.org.uk/event/view/E...

Thinking through four elements with @attention2place.bsky.social Clarke & Witt #GAConf25 @geographicalassoc.bsky.social

Loading new professional adventure 🫡🥳 First day as the new joint Head of Inclusion and Belonging at the @nationaltrust.bsky.social Amazing team of people, fantastic vision to make nature, beauty & history accessible to all. LETS GO! 🙏🏾💪🏾🩷🌸 #DEI #EDI #Inclusion #nature #nationaltrust

One single tree.

Living mindfully helps us get more out of life and cope better in difficult times 🙏 Join us for #MindfulMarch and find ways to live each day with awareness and kindness actionforhappiness.org/mindful-march

This is a wonderful opportunity to get young people aged 8 to 14 writing about their encounters with, or in, nature. We can learn so much about how children feel about our natural world when we give them a chance to tell us 🌿 #NatureLiteracy www.theguardian.com/environment/...

It’s #WorldGaelicWeek – Seachdain na Gàidhlig! 🌿✨ In Gaelic, ‘Dùthchas’ speaks to the deep bond between people, land, and nature - rooted in respect, responsibility, and community. 📖 Learn more 👉 treesforlife.org.uk/lets-re-embr...

Fabulous weekend primary geography conference #CharneyConf25 with familiar & new colleagues - everyone brought their best & it was brimming with learning & ideas. Thank you all. Can’t wait to do it all again next year.

Thank you @geopaula.bsky.social! What a fab weekend we had. As always, I’ve come home inspired and encouraged, and full of new ideas to share with our students!

Waking up to a day of primary geography at #CharneyConf25

@geosteve7.bsky.social getting #CharneyConf25 underway …

One quick 1/2 term job for #geographyteachers Pls do vote in #geographicalassociation awards for the best article in our Journals Geography, Teaching Geography & Primary Geography. Fantastic articles to choose from & more info & how to vote below geography.org.uk/ga-journal-a...

A little greenery, a few bollards, and a simple sign - suddenly, the street belongs to people again. Safe streets for kids don’t need big budgets, just the right priorities #PlayStreet

Appearances can be deceptive 🌳 Our neighbour loves a hug, but you need over twenty friends to be able to touch hands

Rachel Reeves holds newts in contempt, it seems. So I thought I'd post this glorious painting of a "lion of the duckweed" by Jackie Morris + my paean to these "kings of the pond", both from The Lost Words. Newt-lovers, unite!

It’s #NationalSnowdropDay! Snowdrops, also known by the botanical name Galanthus, are one of the first plants to flower in the new year. ‘Drifts’ of snowdrops make for spectacular photos, so tag us in your pics and we’ll reshare them to our followers 📸 📸James Dobson

The GA delighted to contribute to this report & work with colleagues from Council for Subject Associations, the Natural History Museum & UCL Centre for Climate Change and Sustainability Education to explore teaching about climate change & sustainability. Read more ⤵️ geography.org.uk/the-role-of-...

In the US, Trump re-names Denali (its Koyukon name) as Mount McKinley & asset-strips public lands. Meanwhile in Aotearoa/NZ...Mount Egmont is re-given its Maori name of Taranaki Maunga, the mountain becomes a legal person with recognised rights & the Crown apologises. www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...