Geographical knowledge, understanding and skills provide the frameworks and approaches that explain how the Earth's features at different scales are shaped,.

Geography contributes significantly to secondary school education. Through the study of people, place and environment, geography provides students with a ...

The current National Curriculum for England was launched in September 2014. · Geography is a statutory subject throughout key stages 1-3 (ages 5-14).

Geography is studied by all students in year 7 to 9. Students can choose to study the subject further in year 10 and 11, as one of their GCSE option choices.

Geography provides pupils with knowledge of diverse places, people, resources, and natural and human environments, with a deep understanding of the Earth's ...

At KS3, there is emphasis on locational and place knowledge, human and physical processes and some technical procedures, such as using grid references.

The curriculum provides opportunity to study at a range of scales from local, national and global locations, with a core focus on human relationships with the ...

In many schools, pupils are introduced to OS maps in an initial unit of work in Key Stage 3 geography lessons, in part, to consolidate skills they hope have.

Geography is assessed at Ordinary and Higher level. Students are expected to complete a report on a geographical investigation and to sit a written examination.

The Geography Curriculum Concept, as illustrated in Figure 1, highlights the following: • Selection of sustainability-themed content for all levels of study ...