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Dography are school dog-friendly geography units. The first six units will be ready to purchase from April 2025.

Place sits at the heart of geography and our approach. This blog explains why it is so important.

Many schools take their children on residential courses in Year 6, but how about incorporating some geographical fieldwork too?

The National Curriculum talks in terms of small areas and regions, which often cause confusion. This blog looks at why & the best approach.

In our work with primary schools, we at B&C Educational get many opportunities to find out about what is really going in schools. And, as...

GIS is one of the most recent additions to the map family. Our blog explores what they are and what they can do.

Ofsted published its report “Getting our Bearings: Geography Subject Report” in September 2023. It evaluated the state of geography in...

Please find below our very first newsletter which we hope will allow us to let you know what we are currently working on. It's something...

Fieldwork is the wonderfully hands-on part of geography that really can excite and inspire children to explore more about their...

Some hints and tips to give you a headstart when you've taken over the role of Subject Leader. So you’ve somehow acquired the role of...

During this difficult year your KS2 children are preparing to move onto their KS3 geography at secondary school. Are they geography ready?

I feel learning about other cultures, through experiencing their artefacts, is important because the resources are focused on bringing to...