Head of Department: Miss E Clark
The Geography curriculum starts in Year 7 with an in-depth study of the earth and its climate system. Moving from this, pupils then start to learn about how people interact with the world by looking at a variety of geographical skills and concepts.
Over time, the curriculum then develops key themes in both physical and human geography - natural hazards, rivers, coasts, ecosystems, population, migration, development and sustainability.
Pupils are taught case studies and in-depth country studies to wider their understanding of geographical concepts. By the time they sit the Edexcel GCSE Geography qualification in Year 11, pupils will have visited each key concept at least three times, each time spiralling through the content to deepen their knowledge and understanding.
Autumn 1
Introduction to Geographical skills
Autumn 2
Introduction to global climate
Spring 1
Development
Spring 2
Summer 1
World of Work
Summer 2
Fieldwork
Population
Coasts
Ecosystems
Tectonics
Weather systems and climate
The geography of East Africa
Life in an emerging country
Climate change
Urbanisation in the UK
Energy
Glaciation
Geographical investigations - Hornsea
Rivers and Revision
Challenges of an urbanising world - Lagos
UK Human landscapes - Birmingham
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