Geography CRP
Year 10
Year 10 will sit an online assessment. These will be based on the content that has been covered during the national lockdown. The expectation has been that you have continued working as thoroughly as possible, just like you would have at School. The assessment will focus on key processes, landforms as well as details as part of wider case studies.
There are a range of resources to structure your revision. The main focus should be your textbook. The textbook is the ideal starting point. This is written to correct specification and detail for your examination board. There is also a wide range of GCSE revision websites tailored for your examinations. Below you will find attached some useful resources that the department have collated.
The expectation is that you will produce detailed hand written revision notes that will feed into your final examinations.
Please remember: Depending on your Geography class or teacher, the topics you have completed may slightly vary.
Click here to download the Year 10 resource material for Mr Thaper’s classes.
Click here to download the Year 10 resource material for Mr Bird’s classes.
Useful Websites:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/examspecs/zy3ptyc
http://www.coolgeography.co.uk/
https://revisionworld.com/gcse-revision/geography
Year 12
Year 12 will sit two online assessments; one Physical and one Human. For the Human assessment students will be required to focus on Contemporary Urban Environments. For the Physical aspect, students have been required to continue working through the Hazards topic. The assessment will be based on the work that has been completed during lockdown and will focus on key processes, landforms as well as details as part of wider case studies.
There are a range of resources to structure your revision. The main focus should be your textbook. The textbook is the ideal starting point. This is written to correct specification and detail for your examination board.
Click here to download the Year 12 resource material.
For the Physical aspect, review your work using the Microsoft Form in order to identify weaker aspects to really focus your revision:
The expectation is that you will produce detailed hand written revision notes that will feed into your final examinations.
