Weekly news. Geographical thinking.
Bring the world into your geography classroom.
Weekly, specification-linked discussion packs built from the geographical stories shaping our world.
- Exam specifications
- 5
- Exam specifications
- Topic categories
- 20
- Topic categories
- Editorial cycle
- Weekly
- Editorial cycle
Featured
Three briefs for this week
Mapped to
- Cambridge 9696
- Edexcel A Level
- AQA 7037
- Edexcel GCSE A
- Edexcel GCSE B
How GeoBrief Weekly works
An editorial process, not an automated feed
Step 1
We track the geography in the news
Editors review the week's major stories and select those with genuine specification value, not just topical interest.
Step 2
We build a structured brief
Every brief is written to a fixed structure: original summary, context, statistics, terminology, stakeholders and questions.
Step 3
An editor checks every claim
Nothing is published until a subject specialist has verified the statistics, the sources and the specification matches.
Step 4
You download the lesson pack
Student and teacher editions, two-page discussion sheets or a full six-page pack, in colour or printer friendly.
The pack
Six pages, built for the lesson
- 01Current story, original summary and sources
- 02Geographical context, map, statistics and timeline
- 03Specification connections for every relevant board
- 04Questions from retrieval to evaluation and debate
- 05Stretch, challenge and independent research
- 06Teacher guidance with indicative responses
Coverage
Twenty topic areas across the specifications
How every brief is made
You should be able to check us, not just believe us.
Written here, not scraped
Every summary, question and teacher note is written by our editors. We never reproduce publisher copy, and the reporting a brief draws on is named with its publication date.
Figures traced to a source
Statistics are checked against the reporting before publication and carry the date they were checked. Where accounts conflict, a brief says so rather than quietly picking one.
Mapped to the specification
Each brief names the units it supports across Cambridge, Edexcel, AQA and OCR, so you can see where it fits a scheme of work before you print it.
Read a complete sample pack and judge it yourself, or see our editorial standards.
Pricing
Cheap enough to buy without asking anyone
Free
£0
One featured brief each month, and the sample pack
Pro
£24/year
Every brief, both editions, teacher guidance and your own private versions
This week in geography, every Friday morning.
Three to five briefs, the lead story and the specification links, delivered before you plan Monday’s lessons.