20% NEA coursework
What is Geography?
Geography is the study of the landscape, the vast physical features of our planet, and the natural events that occur within it. Examine how humans interact with, and even alter, the environment and habitats. Explore cultures and populations across the globe, and the economic and political activities that directly or indirectly affect geography.
The subject content is contemporary, engaging and tackles important issues at local and global scales, such as environmental awareness and global independence. Practise the skills learnt during field work, including on the Isle of Arran in Scotland.
Why study Geography?
All our geography teachers are passionate about the subject and provide an exciting and engaging environment in which to learn about all things geography.
Although Geography is a unique set of skills and knowledge, many skills and topic areas actively support other subjects, such as economics and even business. Geographers are highly valued in the workplace because they possess the variety of skills that employers look for.
Geography Exam Results
A* to C
A* to B
HEAR FROM OUR STUDENTS
Dive right into an exciting programme of content that explores both physical and human geography on a local and global scale.
|PAPER 1Physical Geography
40% (120 Marks)
Component 1 consists of the following topics:
- Water and Carbon Cycles
- Coastal Systems and Landscapes
- Ecosystems Under Stress
|PAPER 2Human Geography
40% (120 Marks)
Component 2 is divided into the following topics:
- Global Systems and Global Governance
- Changing Places
- Contemporary Urban Environments
|COMPONENT 3Geography Fieldwork Investigation
20% (60 Marks)
Component 3 is a fieldwork investigation comprising of 3,000 to 4,000 words (60 marks).
MR D SHAW
SUBJECT LEADER FOR GEOGRAPHY
Here at St Paul’s we have an outstanding Geography department, providing you with excellent resources and lesson content, centred on your development and success.
If you have any questions about Geography A Level at St Paul’s, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
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