Course Content Unit 1 – Dynamic Landscapes • Tectonic Processes and Hazards • Glacial Landscapes and Change Unit 3 – Physical Systems and Sustainability • The Water Cycle and Water Insecurity • The Carbon Cycle and Carbon Insecurity Unit 2 – Dynamic Places • Globalisation • Regenerating Places Unit 4 – Human Systems and Geopolitics • Superpowers • Migration, Identity and Sovereignty Course Content Unit 1 – Dynamic Landscapes • Tectonic Processes and Hazards • Glacial Landscapes and Change Unit 3 – Physical Systems and Sustainability • The Water Cycle and Water Insecurity • The Carbon Cycle and Carbon Insecurity Unit 2 – Dynamic Places • Globalisation • Regenerating Places Unit 4 – Human Systems and Geopolitics • Superpowers • Migration, Identity and Sovereignty How will I learn? A Level Geographers can be expected to learn the subject in a variety of ways. Students will build on skills and concepts learned in KS3 and KS4 and particularly begin to appreciate their understanding in a global, regional and local sense. Students will learn the subject through in class lessons but will also be expected to undertake a great deal of wider reading in the subject, much of which is guided by the subject teachers. Top achievers will apply their reading throughout the course.
GCSE Geography grade 6 All students need to have at least 5 GCSEs at 9 to 5 including English at Grade 5 AND Maths at a level 4 (includes Level 2 Vocational at Merit or Distinction)
Students will be regularly assessed during lessons and in assessments. Students are expected to attend at least 1 residential fieldwork trip. As part of their studies, students complete an independent fieldwork investigation worth 25% of their final mark. There are 3 exams at the end of year 13 – each 2 hours 15 minutes. Students do not sit the AS examination. Students are regularly assessed on both their knowledge and on their ability to respond to the various question formats in the exams. PLCs are available on MyPLC.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Greenwich |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Hutchins Road, Thamesmead, London, SE28 8AT |
Course Content Unit 1 – Dynamic Landscapes • Tectonic Processes and Hazards • Glacial Landscapes and Change Unit 3 – Physical Systems and Sustainability • The Water Cycle and Water Insecurity • The Carbon Cycle and Carbon Insecurity Unit 2 – Dynamic Places • Globalisation • Regenerating Places Unit 4 – Human Systems and Geopolitics • Superpowers • Migration, Identity and Sovereignty Course Content Unit 1 – Dynamic Landscapes • Tectonic Processes and Hazards • Glacial Landscapes and Change Unit 3 – Physical Systems and Sustainability • The Water Cycle and Water Insecurity • The Carbon Cycle and Carbon Insecurity Unit 2 – Dynamic Places • Globalisation • Regenerating Places Unit 4 – Human Systems and Geopolitics • Superpowers • Migration, Identity and Sovereignty How will I learn? A Level Geographers can be expected to learn the subject in a variety of ways. Students will build on skills and concepts learned in KS3 and KS4 and particularly begin to appreciate their understanding in a global, regional and local sense. Students will learn the subject through in class lessons but will also be expected to undertake a great deal of wider reading in the subject, much of which is guided by the subject teachers. Top achievers will apply their reading throughout the course.
GCSE Geography grade 6 All students need to have at least 5 GCSEs at 9 to 5 including English at Grade 5 AND Maths at a level 4 (includes Level 2 Vocational at Merit or Distinction)
Students will be regularly assessed during lessons and in assessments. Students are expected to attend at least 1 residential fieldwork trip. As part of their studies, students complete an independent fieldwork investigation worth 25% of their final mark. There are 3 exams at the end of year 13 – each 2 hours 15 minutes. Students do not sit the AS examination. Students are regularly assessed on both their knowledge and on their ability to respond to the various question formats in the exams. PLCs are available on MyPLC.
