Compass Points

This key stage 2 site can help you to understand different compass directions. It is a good tool for teachers to use on an interactive whiteboard.

China Video Stories

Super videos from the BBC which give a snapshot of life in China.They follow the daily lives of different people.

Investigating and Research Skills at AS GCE Geography

Geography resources to develop student’s investigating and research skills in preparation for external assessments at AS level. The units exemplify data collection, data presentation and analysis, drawing conclusions and evaluation.

Learn about the Weather

Learn about weather phenomena including clouds, rain and snow, with these excellent videos and animations from the UK Met Office. They are YouTube videos so will not be accessible in all schools but they are ad free.

In My Footsteps

The My Footsteps project looks at local trails in Whitechapel, Limehouse and Poplar, representing personal perspectives on the historical, cultural and social changes that have occurred. Includes five lesson plans and free app.

Introduction to Soils

This site has five colourful posters designed for Higher Geography and Biology Biosphere courses. These posters can be downloaded to give detailed information about different soil types studied in the curriculum.

Introduction to Exploring Scotland

This resource helps you to discover more about the natural resources of Scotland and the relationship between soil and the Scottish landscape.

Longshore Drift

A revision page about longshore drift which includes a diagram and also a video explanation of the process.

CAFOD Kidzzone

Real life stories and photographs from children in developing countries. Read about life in different countries in Africa, Bangladesh and Peru. There are games to play and a 'Things to Do' section.

Dynamic Earth

This is an interactive Web site where students can learn about the structure of the earth, the movements of its tectonic plates, as well as the forces that create mountains, valleys, volcanoes, and earthquakes.