The new A Level Geography course provides all students with a dynamic, contemporary and exciting opportunity to engage in the world around them. The two year, linear course is divided into four areas: Dynamic Landscapes, Dynamic Places, Physical Systems and Sustainability and Independent Investigation.
- We expect students to have previously studied GCSE Geography and achieved a grade 6. Grade 5 students are also often considered. - 5 level 5 or above GCSEs
Paper 1 Dynamic Landscapes: Includes Tectonic Processes and Hazards, Coastal Landscapes and Change, The Carbon Cycle and Energy Security and The Water Cycle and Water Insecurity. Paper 2 Dynamic Places: Includes Globalisation, Regenerating Places, Superpowers and Health, Human Rights and Intervention. Paper 3: Synoptic paper exploring the cross-curricular links between topics. Paper 4: Independent investigation (coursework) linked to any topic on the syllabus and approximately 4,000 words.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | St. Helens |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Higher Lane, Rainford, St Helens, WA11 8NY |
The new A Level Geography course provides all students with a dynamic, contemporary and exciting opportunity to engage in the world around them. The two year, linear course is divided into four areas: Dynamic Landscapes, Dynamic Places, Physical Systems and Sustainability and Independent Investigation.
- We expect students to have previously studied GCSE Geography and achieved a grade 6. Grade 5 students are also often considered. - 5 level 5 or above GCSEs
Paper 1 Dynamic Landscapes: Includes Tectonic Processes and Hazards, Coastal Landscapes and Change, The Carbon Cycle and Energy Security and The Water Cycle and Water Insecurity. Paper 2 Dynamic Places: Includes Globalisation, Regenerating Places, Superpowers and Health, Human Rights and Intervention. Paper 3: Synoptic paper exploring the cross-curricular links between topics. Paper 4: Independent investigation (coursework) linked to any topic on the syllabus and approximately 4,000 words.