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Year Group: 8 Subject: Geography Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 Coasts Paradise Lost Weather and Climate Geography of Mapping Festivals Summary of Content Developing knowledge of key processes in coastal environments, including erosion, transportation and deposition. How these processes result in beach formation and both erosional landforms (e.g.: caves, arches, stacks and wave cut platforms) and depositional landforms. Tourism in contemporary Thailand. Focus on the physical and human processes that make Thailand an increasingly popular place for tourists to visit; how tourism affects environmental interaction and sustainable development and the interdependent nature of an industry that increasingly relies on other countries, near and far, to supply its workforce and to widen its markets. An introduction to meteorology through looking at a variety of methods for measuring and predicting the weather. The science behind weather processes and events. How climates are monitored and compared. Developing knowledge of the linkages between geographical location, environmental quality and crime. Using GIS software and up to date crime mapping technologies to relate knowledge of geographical reasons underpinning crime. An introduction to the study of settlements. Develop students' map skills through the contemporary topic of Music Festivals. Using maps to explore wider issues in relation to festivals, such as environmental impacts and flooding and planning constraints Assessment Decision making Trial Investigation Trial Decision making Trial
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