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Geographical Association conference

GA Annual Conference: Kate Stockings’ top picks

April 12, 2018April 13, 2018Oxford Geography Team

Wow, what a weekend! The variety of sessions over the two days of the Geographical Association Annual Conference allowed for an invaluable mix of teaching and learning ideas for the classroom, subject knowledge updates, and engagement with the wider discipline of geography. I took away far more from this conference than I’ll be able to […]

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Making the most of the GA annual conference

April 3, 2018April 4, 2018Oxford Geography Team 1 Comment

As another long term draws to an end and the Easter holidays loom on the horizon, for many Geography teachers the Geographical Association Annual Conference is an exciting date in the diary! Despite having thrown myself into the wider geography community in the first few years of my career, this year will be my first […]

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