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  • Chalk Talks

    Chalk Talks

    Free, virtual geography lessons for students working at home. The videos summarise topics in the Scottish Geography curriculum, from glaciers to coasts, cities to deserts, and everything in between. Read more

  • Lesson Plans

    Lesson Plans

    We are working to enhance geographical learning in Scottish schools. We organise activities and produce learning materials for both primary and secondary school children. Read more

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Fact Sheets

Fact Sheets

Case studies and fun facts for the classroom, covering flooding, landslides and coasts. Read more

Published: 3rd May, 2019

Updated: 14th September, 2021

Author: James Cave

Learning Maps and Mats

Learning Maps and Mats

RSGS helps schools create playground maps and access climate change story mats for the classroom. Read more

Published: 3rd May, 2019

Updated: 14th September, 2021

Author: James Cave

Lesson Plans

Lesson Plans

We are working to enhance geographical learning in Scottish schools. We organise activities and produce learning materials for both primary and secondary school children. Read more

Published: 3rd May, 2019

Updated: 14th December, 2021

Author: James Cave

Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning

Lesson plans and advice for outdoor learning projects and activities inspired by exploration and adventure. Read more

Published: 3rd May, 2019

Updated: 8th December, 2021

Author: James Cave

Chalk Talks

Chalk Talks

Free, virtual geography lessons for students working at home. The videos summarise topics in the Scottish Geography curriculum, from glaciers to coasts, cities to deserts, and everything in between. Read more

Published: 22nd January, 2021

Updated: 30th June, 2021

Author: James Cave

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  • Inspiration Strikes Again

    Inspiration Strikes Again

    Starting September, RSGS will be hosting live Inspiring People talks for the first time since the start of the pandemic, featuring a stellar line-up of speakers befitting of the best national talks programme in Scotland!

  • Medals Awarded to Chalk Talks Team

    Medals Awarded to Chalk Talks Team

    We were delighted to present the Tivy Education Medal to a group of volunteers and inspirational teachers, for their collective work creating free geography lessons for Scottish secondary students forced to work and study at home during lockdown.

  • Clifton Bain FRSGS

    Clifton Bain FRSGS

    We were delighted to present RSGS Honorary Fellowship to author and conservationist Clifton Bain, for his crucial work towards the conservation of peatlands, and promoting public awareness of their importance.

  • Royal approval: some connections between British monarchs, great explorers and RSGS

    Royal approval: some connections between British monarchs, great explorers and RSGS

    In celebration of Her Majesty The Queen's 70 years of service (and 70 years as RSGS Patron), we explore connections between British monarchs, great explorers and RSGS.

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    Join us as a Member to support our charitable work, enjoy 100 inspiring events, receive our geographic magazine, and be part of the RSGS family.

  • Who We Are

    Who We Are

    With the support of more than 2,700 Members, c120 volunteers, and six staff, we are a small, flexible organisation, striving to increase geographical understanding.

  • Our Philosophy

    Our Philosophy

    The Royal Scottish Geographical Society is a dynamic educational charity with far-reaching influence and a mission to inspire and inform.

  • University Research

    University Research

    We promote geographical research in Scottish universities, offer ‘knowledge exchange’ opportunities, and publish a peer-reviewed academic journal.

  • Nominate for Awards

    Nominate for Awards

    Submit your nominations for new RSGS Medallists and Fellows, recognising outstanding contributions in a wide range of geographical fields.

  • RSGS People

    RSGS People

    We are associated with some amazing people - explorers, adventurers, travellers, photographers, writers, humanitarians, scientists, journalists...

  • Volunteer With Us

    Volunteer With Us

    It's easy to volunteer with us, and we have lots of exciting projects to work on, including hosting speakers at our talks, giving RSGS talks to external clubs and guiding visitors at our HQ in Perth.

  • Informing Policy

    Informing Policy

    We engage in policy discussions with national government departments, international bodies, local authorities, community organisations, schools, universities, companies, NGOs and others.

  • Our Impact

    Our Impact

    We provide informed, intelligent, insightful commentary on world issues from a geographical perspective.

  • Schools Education

    Schools Education

    We are a champion for geographical education in Scottish schools, involved in policy discussions, promoting geography in schools, and projects.

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