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Education

From films and songs to worksheets and learning packs — resources to bring the Geopark story to life.

From fun films to songs, worksheets, learning packs and more — resources to inspire curiosity about the Geopark.

A woman dressed as a pirate performing for children sitting on the grass in a garden with lush green plants and trees.
A digital, abstract topographical map with contour lines in light green on a black background.
Close-up of a caterpillar with a segmented body and small legs on a black background.

Geopark Songs and Short Films

Over the years, we’ve worked with dynamic and innovative artists to inspire children of all ages to think more widely and creatively about the world around them.

Group of people on stage, with green and blue face paint, some with headbands or goggles, appearing to sing or perform in a theatrical production.
Illustration of a mountain range with a forested area at the base, depicted in a minimalist style with flat, muted colors and simple lines.
Blue and black dragonfly with watercolor effect

Earth Echoes — a community-led performance

The Geopark worked with the local community to create Earth Echoes, an exciting and powerful musical community performance which opened the 7th International Conference on UNESCO Global Geoparks in 2016. Downloadable materials include a learning pack, the script, score, short film and full report to help you recreate it — or create your own performance — with your group.

The Earth Echoes journey Film

Person coloring a black and white drawing with orange and red markers, wearing a yellow sweater with white polka dots.
Black and white topographical map of a river or waterway with contour lines indicating elevation.
Green fern leaf with multiple leaflets extending from a central stem.

Geopark Colouring Sheets

Do you know your Marella from your Mixopterus? Children (and adults) can have fun colouring in detailed drawings of a range of prehistoric creatures.

Two men are standing outdoors near an informational sign about the English Riviera UNESCO Global Geopark. One man, with gray hair and a beard, is pointing at the display while the other, wearing a cap and backpack, is holding a phone. The background features green trees and shrubs.
A line drawing of mountain peaks with detailed textures and hanging roots or vines.
Blue dragonfly with black body and wings

Partner Resources

Additional teaching resources are available from Kents CavernTorre Abbey and Brixham Heritage Museum.

A smiling man with short, light brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a beige button-up shirt, standing outdoors in front of a rocky background.
Abstract digital artwork with light green contour lines on a black background, forming a complex geometric pattern.
Close-up of a segmented centipede with many legs on a black background

Geopark In Focus

Thank you for joining us on this journey to discover more about the English Riviera UNESCO Global Geopark, one of Earth’s Extraordinary Places. In this series of interviews, Geopark Patron Professor Iain Stewart explores what it is that makes this Geopark so special, from when the rocks around us were formed, to evidence of early humans and right up to artists and writers who are being inspired by the Geopark today.