The Rex Walford Award is for trainees or teachers who have just started their careers.
The winner of the 2021 Rex Walford Award is Paul Greenhalgh, Berkhamsted Boys’ School, Berkhamsted
This year, we asked trainee or early career geography teachers to create a short scheme of work, including a range of mapping, revealing how their pupils’ lives had been shaped by the Covid pandemic.
We were interested to see lessons, resources and maps illustrating and describing:
Which local human and physical features their pupils and their family used during the pandemic
Why some places were especially important
The places they couldn’t visit and why
If the pandemic has led to them experiencing any new places in their local area
How the pandemic changed their geographical understanding of their local area
Any links which ‘stretch’ their maps to other places which were also important to them during the pandemic
Paul Greenhalgh
The 2021 Rex Walford Award and accompanying Young Geographer of the Year competition supported the Society’s work on the ‘mapping home’ strand of www.stayhomestories.co.uk which was researching how the pandemic had changed our relationship to home.
Experiences of home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rex Walford Award and The Young Geographer of the Year competition are kindly supported by:
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