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KS3 Geography Revision

Explain varied places and connected physical and human systems, compare African and Asian regions, and develop map, GIS and fieldwork enquiry skills.

Geography topics

8 topics
KS3GEO1

World regions and connections

Locate and explain Africa, Russia, Asia, China, India and the Middle East, including varied environments, cities and connections.

PlacesRevise topic →
KS3GEO2

Geological time, tectonics, rocks and soils

Investigate Earth's long history, moving plates, varied rocks, weathering and living soil systems through named examples.

Physical geographyRevise topic →
KS3GEO3

Weather, climate and changing environments

Measure weather, interpret climate patterns and evidence of past change, and explain warming and environmental responses.

Physical geographyRevise topic →
KS3GEO4

Ice, water, rivers and coasts

Explain glacial landscapes, catchment water, river landforms and connected coasts, then evaluate management effects.

Physical geographyRevise topic →
KS3GEO5

Population, migration and urbanisation

Interpret population patterns and migration, distinguish urbanisation from growth and evaluate varied city experiences.

Human geographyRevise topic →
KS3GEO6

Development, economic activity and resources

Compare development evidence, trace economic sectors and supply chains and evaluate water, food and energy choices.

Human geographyRevise topic →
KS3GEO7

African and Asian delta regions

Compare the Nile and lower Ganges–Brahmaputra–Meghna delta regions through water, livelihoods, cities and management.

Regional comparisonRevise topic →
KS3GEO8

Maps, GIS and fieldwork enquiry

Use OS references and scale, combine GIS layers and design, carry out and evaluate ethical contrasting fieldwork.

Skills and fieldworkRevise topic →

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