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Philip's RGS Essential School Atlas
On sale
23rd September 2021
Price: £10.99
‘The best educational book for secondary school kids’ – Daily Mirror
– The ideal school atlas for Key Stage 3 pupils and Scotland’s National Qualifications., 11-14 years old
– All updated for 2021-2022 specifically to meet curriculum needs
– Specially focused 16-page UK and Ireland section
– Comprehensive 62-page world section includes thematic maps on the environment, climate change, people, quality of life, and energy
– Published in association with the Royal Geographical Society
Philip’s RGS Essential School Atlas has been specially created for lower-secondary geography students (11-14 year olds). The maps have been carefully designed to be uncluttered and easy to read, containing specially selected place names and detail. A clear set of symbols and scale information accompanies every map, with a useful introductory section covering basic atlas skills, including aerial photographs and satellite images to further explain particular features on the maps. Latitude and longitude co-ordinates are included in the index, alongside figure-letter references.
Fully up-to-date, the atlas includes detailed regional maps, charts and satellite images of Europe, Italy, the Middle East, China, Japan, Kenya, USA, Brazil, and the Arctic and Antarctica. It also focuses on areas of special interest for students of geography, such as Japan’s volcanoes and earthquakes, conservation in Kenya, and water supply in the USA.
Philip’s RGS Essential School Atlas is ideal for special project work and is available in both hardback and paperback editions.
– The ideal school atlas for Key Stage 3 pupils and Scotland’s National Qualifications., 11-14 years old
– All updated for 2021-2022 specifically to meet curriculum needs
– Specially focused 16-page UK and Ireland section
– Comprehensive 62-page world section includes thematic maps on the environment, climate change, people, quality of life, and energy
– Published in association with the Royal Geographical Society
Philip’s RGS Essential School Atlas has been specially created for lower-secondary geography students (11-14 year olds). The maps have been carefully designed to be uncluttered and easy to read, containing specially selected place names and detail. A clear set of symbols and scale information accompanies every map, with a useful introductory section covering basic atlas skills, including aerial photographs and satellite images to further explain particular features on the maps. Latitude and longitude co-ordinates are included in the index, alongside figure-letter references.
Fully up-to-date, the atlas includes detailed regional maps, charts and satellite images of Europe, Italy, the Middle East, China, Japan, Kenya, USA, Brazil, and the Arctic and Antarctica. It also focuses on areas of special interest for students of geography, such as Japan’s volcanoes and earthquakes, conservation in Kenya, and water supply in the USA.
Philip’s RGS Essential School Atlas is ideal for special project work and is available in both hardback and paperback editions.
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Reviews
It might not be the top thing to do on your teenage child's list - but as schools are closed, it's important to keep them refreshed on the curriculum topics they're missing out on.
Key stages three and four are the educational milestones that lead up to the GCSE exams, if you're looking for workbooks to build their knowledge and their confidence, these are the key stages to focus on.
Whether you're sticking to solely curriculum based subjects or you're introducing newer lessons into their home learning, theirs a range of books online for every child at all stages of their education journey.
Brush up their geographical knowledge with this high-quality school atlas from Philip's.
The atlas has been designed for work leading up to the GCSE stages and is perfect for children aged between 11 and 14 years old.
This design also includes regional data that compromises of maps and charts for a range of different countries.
