1. OCR National Travel and Tourism Unit 12: Assessment Objective 1

2. Assessment criteria for Unit 12 AO1 PASS You locate on a map the more obvious key features of one tourist board region of the UK. MERIT Candidates locate on a map a range of key features of one tourist board region of the UK. DISTINCTION Candidates locate on a map a variety of well chosen key features of one tourist board region of the UK.

3. Instructions You are going to explore the tourist region of Yorkshire. Locate on a map a range of as many key features of Yorkshire as you can. You can divide them into categories if it is helpful. There is a list on the next slide to get you started. You can use an alternative map if there is one that has features marked already – but you must label them e.g. motorways. Add in extra slides if you need to.

4. Make sure you include these as a minimum: Transport: Airports: Leeds Bradford Airport, Robin Hood Airport, Humberside Airport Railway stations: Sheffield, Bradford, Leeds, York, Doncaster, Scarborough, Middlesborough Bus stations: the main bus stations in York, Sheffield, Leeds, Middlesborough Motorways (just label a point on them): A1(M), M1, M62, M180, M18 Ferry terminals: Hull Passenger Terminal Physical features: Rivers: at least five rivers (eg. Nidd, Swale, Ure, Derwent, Ouse) Hills: at least five hills (eg. Roseberry Topping, Ingleborough, Blakey Topping, Great Whernside, Pen-y-Ghent) Coastline: at least five features (eg. Bempton Cliffs, Filey Brigg, Scarborough beach, Spurn Point, Flamborough Head) Cities, towns and villages: include at least fifteen (eg. York, Scarborough, Middlesborough, Whitby, Filey, Bridlington, Malton, Hawes, Harrogate, Staithes, Goathland, Great Ayton, Pickering, Knaresborough, Skipton) Attractions: At least five in each category: restaurants, campsites, hotels, museums, stately homes, golf courses, caves – then choose additional categories for yourself. www.yorkshire.com