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Thursday April 9, 2026 14:00 - 14:50 BST
This workshop explores how geography education can be a powerful gateway to meaningful careers in environmental resilience, with a focus on flood and coastal risk management (FCRM). Led by the Environment Agency, the session will showcase free, curriculum-aligned resources designed to help teachers introduce green and geospatial careers into geography lessons, making a difference to students’ understanding of the world and their place in it. Participants will explore how geography can inspire action on climate change, support wellbeing through purposeful learning and enhance life chances - especially for disadvantaged students - by connecting classroom content to real-world challenges and career pathways. The session will highlight how geography supports the development of transferable skills and cultural capital, while aligning with the DfE Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy, the EA 2030 vision, and the statutory Gatsby Benchmarks.
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Becky Watters / Tom Collins

Talent management and skills Senior advisor, Environment Agency
We would like to propose a workshop context to be confirmed. Current thinking - promoting teaching and learning resources and activities to bring environment and water careers into the classromm.
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Environment Agency

The Environment Agency will be showcasing its digital products aimed at the education sector, including the ‘RiverCraft’ suite of Minecraft games (available on the Minecraft Education Edition), and new Environment Agency careers products that are being developed with the GA and... Read More →
Thursday April 9, 2026 14:00 - 14:50 BST
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