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Course Notes |
In the first term, students will be taught how to
conduct a geographical enquiry on the settlement in which they live.
They will then learn mapping skills, including grid references,
height, measurement and scale and direction using 1:50000 and 1:25000
Ordinance Survey maps.
In the second term students will identify the location of Great
Britain on the earth’s surface. This will be followed by an investigation
into the characteristics of settlements in the local area, and the
reasons for their location, growth and nature. Students will undertake
a field study based on ‘function’ in a settlement and reasons for
change in function over time.
In the third term students will learn about the factors controlling
agriculture and the effects of some European Union decisions on
farming locally and World Sport.
Students will be expected to use ICT for research and preparation.
Throughout KS3 students will be set targets and given advice on
how to achieve the next level of attainment based on the National
Curriculum criteria. |