Geography remains a compulsory subject at Key Stage 3. The course will involve students in developing a range of distinct skills that will equip them for future life. They will develop proficient map skills and a range of ICT skills. They will solve problems and complete case study enquiries, one of which will be based on a fieldwork theory paper. They will learn how to collect information, interpret evidence, make decisions, draw, and justify conclusions, as well as communicate their findings.
The Key Stage 3 Curriculum Road Map can be viewed by clicking on the button below.
We are current following AQA Geography specification at GCSE. The course will involve students developing an understanding of several key concepts and physical processes, which explain the impact that we have on the world; uneven development; interdependence; future of the planet and sustainability through these topics:
The course will involve students developing a range of distinct skills that will equip them for future life. They will develop proficient map skills as well as a range of ICT skills. They will critically solve problems and complete enquiries. They will learn how to collect information, interpret evidence, make decisions, justify conclusions, as well as communicate their findings.
The Key Stage 4 Curriculum Road Map can be viewed by clicking on the button below.
Our 5-year curriculum map clearly outlines the intent, implementation, and impact of each subject, providing a comprehensive overview of the learning journey for our students. Please click on the link below to access the 5-year curriculum map for Geography.
For more information on this or other specific subjects, please contact the relevant Curriculum Lead via email using the Staff List
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