Geography will develop your understanding of both physical and human geography from a local through to a global scale. You will develop practical fieldwork skills as well as exploring and thinking critically about the interactions between people and their environment. The course explores the key principles, concepts and processes that explain geographical phenomena and landscapes. It maintains a balance between physical and human geography with relevance to the modern world. Topics covered are water, carbon, coasts, tectonic hazards, space and place, human rights, migration and food.
Sixth form applicants need at least five grade 5s at GCSE but some A-level subjects need a higher grade. Assessment tests for those not taking recognised exams. Grade 6 in GCSE Geography or Global Perspectives. Students who have not studied Geography previously may study this course.
Examination: 80% (Three Written Papers) Non-examined Assessment: 20% (One 4000 word investigation on a geographical topic or issue of the student’s choice)
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Somerset |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £41,610 - £44,910 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Day £22,670 |
| Address | Staplegrove Road, Taunton, TA2 6AD |
Geography will develop your understanding of both physical and human geography from a local through to a global scale. You will develop practical fieldwork skills as well as exploring and thinking critically about the interactions between people and their environment. The course explores the key principles, concepts and processes that explain geographical phenomena and landscapes. It maintains a balance between physical and human geography with relevance to the modern world. Topics covered are water, carbon, coasts, tectonic hazards, space and place, human rights, migration and food.
Sixth form applicants need at least five grade 5s at GCSE but some A-level subjects need a higher grade. Assessment tests for those not taking recognised exams. Grade 6 in GCSE Geography or Global Perspectives. Students who have not studied Geography previously may study this course.
Examination: 80% (Three Written Papers) Non-examined Assessment: 20% (One 4000 word investigation on a geographical topic or issue of the student’s choice)