Collins Junior Atlas - 7/e New (ideal For Learning At School And At Home)

By (author) Collins Maps; By (author) Scoffham Stephen; By (author) Collins Maps
Short description/annotation:
The must-have Atlas for Year 6

Fully revised and updated, this is an ideal world reference atlas for young primary school geographers aged 8-11 years (Key Stage 2). Published in association with the Geographical Association, it enables children to learn about the world today and understand how maps and atlases work.

Description:
The must-have Atlas for Year 6

Fully revised and updated, this is an ideal world reference atlas for young primary school geographers aged 8-11 years (Key Stage 2). Published in association with the Geographical Association, it enables children to learn about the world today and understand how maps and atlases work.

• The atlas is organised into sections covering the UK, Europe, the world and continents with more detailed larger scale maps of countries and regions popular for focus studies.
• It includes topics such as climate, population, migration, trade and environmental issues.
• Topographical based mapping helps the young geographer understand the processes which take place during the formation of the earth’s landscapes.
• The reference mapping is designed for maximum clarity and accessibility, and is supported by photographs and data boxes, with detailed map keys and scale information on each map.
• Specially selected topic maps give additional information linking to knowledge and understanding of distant places.
• Tables of key world country data include an Ecological Footprint figure for each country.
• Fully-updated in line with proposed curriculum changes.

Biographical note:

Explore the world through accurate and up-to-date mapping.

Feature:

• Meets the requirements of the National Curriculum for Key stage 2.

• Ideal reference world atlas for all 8-11 year olds.

• Reference mapping is designed for maximum clarity and accessibility.

• Updated for 2026 inline with curriculum review; increased focus on sustainability and diversity.