—·Key Stage 3 · Geography

Key Stage 3 Geography, sequenced

Year 7 · Year 8 · Year 9 · 18 units in all

Six half-termly units an academic year, set out as one sequence table rather than a page per lesson. Each year is written backwards from what the next one states it assumes on entry, so Year 7 ends where Year 8 needs it to start and nothing is taught twice by accident. Every unit maps to the statutory content. Most departments just call it a SOW.

Also need exam support? GCSE assessment objectives · A Level assessment objectives

Practising exam technique? Geography questions and model answers

3 years, together or one at a time

Key Stage 3 · first 8 pages of each open here

Geography · Key Stage 3 £3.99

Year 7 Geography Scheme of Work

Six half-termly units across one academic year. The two map units come first because everything after them assumes both: a mental map of the world, and the ability to read a real map of a real place. The physical processes then follow in the order that lets each explain the last.

1a Thinking Like a Geographer: The World, and Where Things Are
1b Ordnance Survey: Reading the Ground
2a Restless Earth: Geological Time and Plate Tectonics
2b Rocks, Weathering and Soils: What the Ground Is Made Of
3a Weather and Climate: Why It Is Like That Here
3b Fieldwork One: The Ground You Stand On

The statutory programme of study for key stage 3 geography (DfE, 2013) · 65 pages, 19 sections · For heads of geography, subject leaders and every teacher who has to deliver it

Preview — first 8 pages

🔒 57 more pages unlock on purchase

Geography · Key Stage 3 £3.99

Year 8 Geography Scheme of Work

Six half-termly units across one academic year. The two statutory region studies are both great river basins — the Nile and the Ganges — chosen so that similarities, differences and links can actually be argued rather than listed.

1a Africa: A Continent, Not a Country
1b A Region in Africa: The Nile Basin
2a Population and Urbanisation: Where Everyone Is Going
2b Asia: Russia, China and India
3a A Region in Asia: The Ganges Basin, and What It Shares with the Nile
3b Fieldwork Two: Rivers, Coasts and Measuring the Real Thing

The statutory programme of study for key stage 3 geography (DfE, 2013) · 61 pages, 19 sections · For heads of geography, subject leaders and every teacher who has to deliver it

Preview — first 8 pages

🔒 53 more pages unlock on purchase

Geography · Key Stage 3 £3.99

Year 9 Geography Scheme of Work

Six half-termly units across one academic year. Glaciation and the climate record come first, so that the interaction unit later in the year can ask about rate rather than about whether the climate changes. The year ends with the student's own enquiry.

1a Ice and Time: Glaciation and the Climate Since the Ice Age
1b Development and the Global Economy
2a The Middle East: Resources, Water and Power
2b Extremes: Polar Regions and Hot Deserts
3a Interacting Systems: Where People and Nature Meet
3b Fieldwork Three: Your Own Question, and the Tools to Answer It

The statutory programme of study for key stage 3 geography (DfE, 2013) · 62 pages, 19 sections · For heads of geography, subject leaders and every teacher who has to deliver it

Preview — first 8 pages

🔒 54 more pages unlock on purchase

Save £1.98

KS3 Geography set

Year 7, Year 8, Year 9 — the whole key stage, sequenced as one curriculum rather than three separate years.

£9.99 £11.97 bought separately