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Geography · Grade 6–Grade 12

Collins School Atlases - Collins School Atlas: Ideal for learning at school and at home

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The must-have atlas for pupils aged 11-14 Fully updated for 2025, this world atlas is designed to support Key Stage 3 students aged 11-14 years in developing their geographical and mapping skills. The content follows requirements of the National Curriculum and has been reviewed by educational experts. A clear, easy-to-read ‘Introducing Atlas Maps’ section explains key information and encourages development of map, atlas and data handling skills. Comprehensive reference maps include facts, photos, map keys and engaging descriptive text. An extended ‘World’ section covers all the global issues required by the National Curriculum, such as population, climate change and environmental issues. ·Fully updated for the 2024-2025 school term ·Clearly explains key information such as latitude and longitude, scale, projections, distance, symbols, satellite images and GIS ·Includes focus country studies and covers global issues required by the National Curriculum ·Map coverage of the United Kingdom and Ireland, Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Oceania and Antarctica ·Ideal for classroom use or home learning ·Suitable for ages 11-14 (KS3 and S1-S2)…

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Cook Family5 / 5
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United States · short daily sessions

We enjoyed using Collins School Atlases - Collins School Atlas: Ideal for learning at school and at home during a quiet afternoon session. It helped with comparing familiar and unfamiliar environments. We liked having a resource to return to instead of starting from scratch.

The Ahmed’s3 / 5
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United States · a gentle start to the morning

We tried Collins School Atlases - Collins School Atlas: Ideal for learning at school and at home at the kitchen table, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with talking about places beyond our own community. A useful resource, though we needed to adapt more than we expected.