News about new resources, events and other interesting articles
We’ve pulled together some resources about ex-hurricane Ophelia, bringing together information about tropical cyclones, depressions, anticyclones and air masses to
Philip Monk, a teacher who has worked with the Society on a few projects, has written this useful and timely
We are delighted to launch our new climate negotiations resource, for 14-18 year old students. The full resource can
We have worked hard over the summer to update and improve our resources for KS3 geography, making them more relevant
We are delighted to have worked with the OCR to develop some resources which specifically support their Geography B GCSE.
The next run of our free, online weather and climate CPD course designed specficially for secondary geography teachers and A
We have made a short film introducing the Global Atmospheric Circulation. You can find it on YouTube at https://youtu.be/fDs9MiHk3G8.
We are very pleased to announce that our Resources for teaching past climate change have been presented with a Highly
Why does the weather forecast show the temperature rising at night? Use this new resource as a plenary, revision or
The simplest kind of weather station for KS1 Make pine cone weather stations with your class, and see how well
Learn about how the characteristics of the air over the UK are affected by the path the air has travelled
In collaboration with NCAS and the RGS, the RMetS has produced a climate change update booklet for A level geography
This article, just published in Physics Review, compares the flows of energy in the Earth’s atmosphere to those of Mars,
One of our associated teachers has put together an excellent summary of the El Nino Southern Oscillation and how it
Some of the messages we havereceived about the Young People’s Special Edition of Weather: “Special Edition of Weather, young
Our Young People’s Special Edition of Weather magazine is finally here and can be read atonlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wea.2015.70.issue-S1/issuetoc. The edition was
The Royal Meteorological Society and Met Office are delighted to announce this new award to recognise excellence in weather teaching.
We are delighted to announce the winner and runners up of our young people’s photography competition. The selected photos will
Find our favourite ideas for teaching weather at all levels here.
We’ve put together our top 10 (ish) ideas for simple, fun weather fieldwork. You can find them here.
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