Geography is the study of Earth’s landscapes, people, places, and environment and therefore bridges the social sciences (Human Geography) and the natural sciences (Physical Geography). A Level of Geography will enable students to develop an understanding and knowledge of different geographical concepts. Geography is highly valued by universities and the discipline is referred to as a facilitating subject (Russell Group, 2011): one that gives A-level students the skills to succeed in Higher Education and the world of work. • Water and Carbon Cycles • Glacial Systems and Landscapes • Hazards • Global Systems and Global Governance • Changing Places • Contemporary urban environments • Geographical Skills • Fieldwork
Students wanting to study at EHC are required to achieve 5 or more standard GCSE passes or higher (grade 4 or higher) including GCSE Maths and either English Language or English Literature at a grade 4 or above. Students who have previously studied Geography at GCSE would be expected to have achieved at least a grade 4.
2 exams at the end of Year 13, plus coursework. Physical geography 150mins (40%). Human geography 150mins (40%). Geography fieldwork investigation 3000 – 4000 words (20%).
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | Leeds |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Clifford Moor Road, Boston Spa, Wetherby, LS23 6RW |
Geography is the study of Earth’s landscapes, people, places, and environment and therefore bridges the social sciences (Human Geography) and the natural sciences (Physical Geography). A Level of Geography will enable students to develop an understanding and knowledge of different geographical concepts. Geography is highly valued by universities and the discipline is referred to as a facilitating subject (Russell Group, 2011): one that gives A-level students the skills to succeed in Higher Education and the world of work. • Water and Carbon Cycles • Glacial Systems and Landscapes • Hazards • Global Systems and Global Governance • Changing Places • Contemporary urban environments • Geographical Skills • Fieldwork
Students wanting to study at EHC are required to achieve 5 or more standard GCSE passes or higher (grade 4 or higher) including GCSE Maths and either English Language or English Literature at a grade 4 or above. Students who have previously studied Geography at GCSE would be expected to have achieved at least a grade 4.
2 exams at the end of Year 13, plus coursework. Physical geography 150mins (40%). Human geography 150mins (40%). Geography fieldwork investigation 3000 – 4000 words (20%).