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Statement of intent Key Stage: 4 Subject: Geography Academic Year: 2019-20 In Geography, our intent is for the curriculum to promote a curiosity about the world for our learners. The curriculum will enable our learners to be confident to understand and ask questions about the world around them.  The intent is to develop a holistic knowledge of the subject at Key Stage four in order to create a platform to build on at A level. It is our intent for Geography to be learned both inside and outside of the classroom.  If our students do not pick Geography at GCSE, we want them to take a responsible attitude towards the world and adopt a life-long learning approach. We will support our learners to develop skills that are transferable across all subjects and employment in later life. We will develop knowledge in students to enable them to thrive in lessons and create schemata. Learning will be developed from the three core subjects to develop learners’ skills, knowledge and understanding. Learners will be inspired to continue the study of Geography Post 16. The learners will ‘think like a geographer’. Geography will be a journey that starts in KS3 and evolves through to KS4. We implement this through the aspiration to deliver high quality education which promotes a love of learning about the world. This will consist of a variety of different skills and knowledge, including, problem solving, and fieldwork. Application of knowledge is key for Geography and proves that learners are ‘thinking like a geographer’. Human and Physical Geography are to be as equally weighted as possible and students are to develop learning from both sciences. This is applied through the Schemes of Learning to provide over time a varied curriculum.

Curriculum Overview Key Stage: 4 Subject: Geography Academic Year 2019-20 Year Unit content Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring2 Summer 1 Summer 2 KS4 Component 1 Topic 1 Changing landscapes of the UK Optional sub topic 1A: Coastal landscapes and processes Optional sub topic 1B: River landscapes and processes Component 2 Topic 4 Changing Cities Topic 2 Weather Hazards and climate change Topic 5 Global Development Topic 3 Ecosystems Biodiversity and Management Topic 6 Resource Management Optional sub topic 6B: Water resource management Component 3 Geographical Investigations: Topic 2 UK Challenges GCSE Examinations Assessment Topic 1, 1A, 1B Past Exam Papers Topic 5 Topic 3 Topic 6 & 6B Mock Exam Past Exam Papers 1 and 2