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Geography for Schools Lecture Series

Welcome to the Geography for Schools Lecture Series

The Geography for Schools Lecture Series is a termly series of half-hour lectures that focus on different topics of the A-Level Geography syllabus. These free lectures are delivered by our experts and are supported by factsheets and worksheets to help students understand and work through the material.

These lectures are premiered on Monday nights at 17.00 on our Facebook and YouTube channel. Please view the “Teaching Resources” page to view past lectures.

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