Churchwood Primary School
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Geography
At Churchwood Primary School, our primary goal is to spark curiosity and enthusiasm about the world, its creation, development, and the profound impact of human actions on its future. Aligned closely with the expectations of the National Curriculum in geography, we strive to cultivate a comprehensive understanding of the world we inhabit. Our aim is to instil in students a heightened awareness of the valuable lessons embedded in past geographical events and human activities, shaping the world as we know it today.
We teach the full National Curriculum https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5a7c1ecae5274a1f5cc75e97/PRIMARY_national_curriculum_-_Geography.pdf
Overview
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Autumn |
Spring |
Summer |
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Year 1 |
Continents Oceans Countries of UK |
Capital cities of UK Seas around UK Hot and cold places |
Hot and cold places Mapping and fieldwork |
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Year 2 |
Human and Physical features – Local Area Study Compare a small part of the UK to a non-European location – London and Nairobi |
Compare a small part of the UK to a non-European location – London and Nairobi Fieldwork and map skills |
Fieldwork and map skills Compare a different non-European location to our locality - Amazon Rainforest |
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Year 3 |
Fieldwork – human and physical features |
UK Study |
Revisit human and physical features OS Maps and Scale |
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Year 4 |
Rivers Latitude and longitude |
Latitude and longitude Water cycle |
Rivers revisited Map skills – environmental regions |
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Year 5 |
World countries – biomes and environmental regions |
4 and 6 figure grid references |
OS Maps and fieldwork |
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Year 6 |
Physical processes – earthquakes, mountains and volcanoes |
Settlements UK, Europe and North America comparison study |
UK, Europe and North America comparison study OS Maps and fieldwork (orienteering) |
Teaching and learning
CUSP Geography resources contain a wealth of evidence-led materials to support excellent teaching and long-term learning.
Geography in EYFS
In the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), geography skills are taught through knowledge and understanding of the world. They observe, find out about, and identify features in the place they live and the natural world. They find out about their environment, and talk about those features they like and dislike through exploration and investigation.
