Geography

Bringing Geography to life for our young geographers of today!

At NET, our Geography curriculum aims to ensure that all pupils:

• Develop contextual knowledge about the location of globally significant places.
• Use their growing locational knowledge to develop an understanding of how human and physical features interact to form and shape landscapes and environments.
• Will name and locate counties and cities in the United Kingdom and discuss how the country has changed over time.
• Use maps to locate and name the world's countries. Focusing on Europe and the Americas, they will be able to describe key human and physical characteristics. Name and locate the continents and oceans and identify the position of latitude, longitude, the hemispheres, the Arctic and Antarctic and time zones.
• Can interpret a wide range of geographical information (atlases, maps, graphs, diagrams, photographs, globes, aerial photographs, etc.) as well as collecting, analysing and presenting their own information.
• Experience Geography in the wider world through fieldtrips, allowing them to apply their knowledge of processes in context.
• Use correct subject-related vocabulary in both human and physical geographical focus areas.
• Understand the importance of GIS in the evolving world and be able to use it effectively.
• Gain an understanding of how world landscapes and environments change over time, including the interdependence between physical and human geography and how this causes spatial variation.
• Communicate learning in a variety of ways, including sketch maps with a key and diagrams, tables, graphs and writing.

Long term plan