Geography is about understanding the world we live in with the aim of improving the way we use it. We aim to understand the physical processes which shape and create our wonderful world. We want to understand how we use and shape our landscape and the impact this has on us and different people around the world. We can use this understanding to plan and, or modify our future use of the environment in a sustainable way which ensures people have the highest possible quality of life. The course covers a very wide range of content, which is examined in considerable detail to develop a real depth of knowledge and understanding. The first year tends to focus on smaller scale often more localised issues which influence our lives. The second year tends to have a more global outlook addressing some of the big and thorny questions of today. Mainly classroom based but some fieldwork activities are required.
- Grade 5 in or above in GCSE English Language and Grade 5 or above in GCSE Geography. - 5 subjects at grades 4 to 9, including English and Maths, and the individual subject entry requirements
• Human Geography - 2.5 hour Exam worth 40% - Structured questions including multiple choice, data response and extended answers. • Physical Geography - 2.5 hour Exam worth 40% - Structured questions including multiple choice, data response and extended answers. • Geography Fieldwork Investigation - worth 20% - A 3-4000 word independent geographical enquiry based on primary and secondary data collected by the students.
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | Sheffield |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Bents Crescent, Sheffield, S11 9QH |
Geography is about understanding the world we live in with the aim of improving the way we use it. We aim to understand the physical processes which shape and create our wonderful world. We want to understand how we use and shape our landscape and the impact this has on us and different people around the world. We can use this understanding to plan and, or modify our future use of the environment in a sustainable way which ensures people have the highest possible quality of life. The course covers a very wide range of content, which is examined in considerable detail to develop a real depth of knowledge and understanding. The first year tends to focus on smaller scale often more localised issues which influence our lives. The second year tends to have a more global outlook addressing some of the big and thorny questions of today. Mainly classroom based but some fieldwork activities are required.
- Grade 5 in or above in GCSE English Language and Grade 5 or above in GCSE Geography. - 5 subjects at grades 4 to 9, including English and Maths, and the individual subject entry requirements
• Human Geography - 2.5 hour Exam worth 40% - Structured questions including multiple choice, data response and extended answers. • Physical Geography - 2.5 hour Exam worth 40% - Structured questions including multiple choice, data response and extended answers. • Geography Fieldwork Investigation - worth 20% - A 3-4000 word independent geographical enquiry based on primary and secondary data collected by the students.