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Term 1
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Geography NEA (Non-examined Assessment) and Superpower Geographies
- Conducting fieldwork and writing up results using key skills of analysis and conclusions.
- Examining who the superpowers are and how their power develops over time
- Assessing the implications of the continued rise of new superpowers.
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Term 2
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The Water Cycle and Water Insecurity and Superpower Geographies continued
- Examining the processes operating within the hydrological cycle from a global to a local scale.
- Investigating the factors which influence the hydrological system over the short and long term scales.
- Assessing how water insecurity occurs and why it is becoming such a global issue for the 21st Century.
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Term 3
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The Carbon Cycle and Energy Security and Migration and Identity
- Examining the processes operating within the hydrological cycle from a global to a local scale.
- Investigating the factors which influence the hydrological system over the short and long term scales.
- Assessing how water insecurity occurs and why it is becoming such a global issue for the 21st Century.
- Assessing the reasons for and the implication of migration in a modern, globalised world.
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Term 4
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Synoptic Themes in preparation for Paper 3
- Exploring the roles of various players/stakeholders in the management of key geographical issues.
- Suggesting the importance of attitudes and actions from a local, to a national and a global scale in addressing key geographical issues.
- Assessing the implication of future uncertainties in addressing key geographical issues.
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Term 5
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Preparation for Papers 1, 2 and 3
- Revising and practicing exam technique for Paper 1 and Paper 2 (Theory papers).
- Examining the key structure of Paper 3 – the Synoptic Paper.
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Term 6
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Revision for Papers 1, 2 and 3
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