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We continue to add new teaching resources to Weather and Climate: a Teachers’ Guide. Some of the latest are in
In this article we explore air masses – the idea that, by looking at where our wind is blowing from,
We have just added a new resource to our Weather and Climate: a Teachers’ Guide collection in the Changing UK
We are delighted to have been supported by the WJEC/ Eduqas, who have translated our Weather and Climate Teachers’ Guide
We are delighted to announce that the 15th run of our very popular, free, online weather and climate subject knowledge
Try your hand at weather forecasting – can you beat the experts from University of Reading and beyond?
We are delighted to announce that, from May half term 2021, we will be able to restart our instrument loan
Data skills for A level geographers in the context of the impact of Amazon deforestation on rainfall.
Three very different books aimed at upper primary/ lower secondary students
Why is it so hard to predict the weather a week in advance, and how can scientists tell us what they think the climate will be like in 50 years’ time?
The CREATE education project have offered to loan a 3D printer to 2 UK secondary schools for one month, in order to enable them to 3D print part of the Central England Temperature record.
Weather and Climate: a Teachers’ Guide In this teachers’ guide and the accompanying online teaching resources, we aim to give
It is the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, rather than the emissions at a particular moment in time,
How does climate relate to the weather? We like to talk about the weather, to complain about its variability and
What affects the climate of the Earth? Why has the temperature of the Earth stayed approximately the same over very
Below are some of our favourite weather and climate books aimed at children, young people and their teachers. Weather in
The CREATE Education Project, specialists in 3D printing, and the Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS), the leading independent expert in weather
As we head into the weeks when COP26, the UN climate change conference at which heads of state, climate experts
Last week, Sylvia Knight from the Royal Meteorological Society gave a talk for Geography education online on the Weather of
The best way to find out is to look at the weather forecast charts (in the charts and data menu)
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