New and Updated Climate Change Resources for 2025
Containing updates to some of the 2020 and 2022 resources created for the Geographical Association and brand new resources bring teaching and learning up to date with the latest science.
Causes of climate change
Extreme weather case studies
Climate vulnerability and justice
Calculating and comparing emissions
Socioeconomic consequences
What is meant by ‘extreme weather’?
Also resources on mitigation and adaptation, and climate change and the sustainable development goals.
Geographical Association Climate Change 2022 Resource Bank
A comprehensive and in-depth set of resources linked to the Geography syllabus about climate change is available for Geographical Association members. They come complete with teachers notes, student worksheets, glossaries and links to further reading/resources.
One part of the job I really enjoyed was putting together whole units of work and programmes of study. Happy to share some Key Stage 3 and 4 Geography freely, but do consider saying ‘thank you’ by buying me a ‘coffee’.
🧒 Key Stage 3 (11-14 Years)
Download, for free from TES, three fully resourced KS3 schemes of work which were developed for the ‘life after levels’ national curriculum reforms between 2014-2017. You can also look at my older schemes of work which are archived on Google Drive.
On Thick Ice (Glaciation)
Middle East: Centre of the World
London & Mumbai: Tale of Two Cities
KS3 SoW Archive
❄️ On Thick Ice: Glacial Landscapes (2014)
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🐪 The middle East: centre of the world (2016)
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NB: Created before I got involved in Decolonising Geography and learnt some important things which I would do much differently now!
Update to Lesson 8 of the Middle East unit: Massive thanks to Clare Akrasi, Geography, Travel & Tourism Teacher at St Richard’s Catholic College for creating a task sheet for students using ArcGIS. Download a copy here:
🏙️ London & Mumbai: A Tale of Two Cities (2017)
Mock GCSE unit based on AQA 8035. Download from TES for free. TES rating:
🗃️ Key Stage 3 Scheme of Work Archive
Click on the icons below to download my old KS3 scheme of works. They are somewhat dated now, but you are very welcome to have a rummage and see what you can adapt, adjust and develop for your own students. Just make sure you give me a shout-out and credit where appropriate (or credit to those whose resources I’ve incorporated), and ensure you share-on freely, too!
Where in the World Are We?
Can You Feel the Earth Moving?
The Spread of the Human Race
The World of Sport
Europe: Our Continent Land & Sky
Is the Answer Blowing in the Wind? (DME)
Development & Globalisation
Antarctica: The Last Wilderness (DME)
You may need the SMART Notebook Viewer and Aegis3 GIS Viewer to access some of the files.
🧑 Key Stage 4 (14-16 Years)
When I headed into my career break I was mid-way through developing resources for the AQA GCSE Geography (8035) syllabus. Here’s everything that I put together. If you teach a different syllabus, a good idea would be to check out my blog’s GCSE syllabus index and filter by topic, so you can see which AQA content match up with other exam boards.
Hope you find something useful!
3.1 Physical Environment
3.1.1 Challenge of Natural Hazards
3.1.2 The Living World
3.1.3 UK Physical Landscapes
3.2 Human Environment
3.2.1 Urban Issues & Challenges
3.2.2 The Changing Economic World
3.2.3 The Challenge of Resource Management
3.3 Geographical Applications
Let’s build something together
Interested in collaborating on a scheme of work? Would you like my input into a scheme, either as a consultant or co-author?
Thank you! I am delighted to share this work, ideas and resources for free under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
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