Highlights this term

geog.world is now live! Click here to visit the site to sign up for a trial.

Click here to view the full contents of geog.world.

For KS3

If you are looking for a new and exciting approach to Geography at Key Stage 3, take a look at geog.123.

"This is one of the most exciting KS3 books I have come across in 26 years of teaching." Mr Thomason, Geography teacher, Bay House School, Gosport

Since its publication in June 2000, geog. 1 has taken the KS3 Geography world by storm! The series has proved hugely popular with teachers and students alike due to its fresh and engaging approach. The course features innovative components such as a fully interactive website and three teacher's CD-ROMs packed with vital resources - exciting additions to the traditional textbook. Now published, geog.2 teacher's CD-ROM and website, and geog.3 students' book now available with geog.3 teacher's book and geog.3 teacher's CD-ROM later this Autumn.

Look out for further developments to the geog.123 website. We are currently developing some new innovative online material for KS3 geography. More details to follow shortly. Plus, geog.1 basics teacher's book is the first of three photocopiable ring binders containing material to help you provide for lower-ability students studying geog.123. Click on the cover on the right for ordering information.

For A Level

For A level see Advanced Geography - the definitive textbook for the AS/A2 syllabuses and written by award-winning author Garrett Nagle. Want to get the most out of all that A level effort? Then Geography: Success at A Level is ideal taking students through the techniques and skills they need to achieve the best results.

For GCSE

Also out now - It's a World Thing. It's a World Thing has been written specially to fit the new Edexcel GCSE Geography Specification B. It was Highly Commended in this year's GA Awards for, among other things, being "a textbook that attempts to break new ground".
It's a World Thing Thinking Skills is designed to accompany the main textbook.
For details of the specification please contact Edexcel directly.

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