Secondary Geography

Seven videos exploring the human and physical geography of Africa for pupils aged 11 to 14.

Three videos investigating tectonic activity - earthquakes, volcanoes and tsunamis - and featuring real life case studies of each.

This series of short films for secondary schools introduces a broad range of key topics for KS3 geography.

Liz Bonnin introduces some of her favourite geography-themed clips from the BBC archive. Perfect for exploring physical geography.

Ferne Corrigan explores the physical geography and wildlife in ten different biomes around the globe.

Ade Adepitan travels to locations on the frontline of climate change to witness the damage caused and consider steps to curb its impact.

A series of child-led films about the physical and human geography of China, suitable to support study of a location in Asia.

Eight UK teenagers are in Madagascar to witness conservation projects and consider how to balance conservation with the needs of local communities.

Three 13-year-olds explore the physical and human geography of India and make comparisons to the UK.

This series introduces the satnav and online maps generation to the traditional skills of reading detailed paper maps.

Geologist and climber Dr Tom Challands challenges young people to unlock geographical discoveries on a rock face.

In this series of short videos for secondary schools, Paul Whitehouse explores the environmental and ecological issues facing waterways in the United Kingdom.

Six students investigate some challenging geography topics, such as fracking, coastal erosion and intensive farming.

Richard Hammond reveals some extraordinary and unexpected discoveries about the weather and climate.

This timeline for schools charts ten extreme weather events.

A short animation revealing the world's largest cities and where they're located.