Our Geography tutors are committed to helping students develop a deep understanding of both physical and human geography while building critical skills in analysis, inquiry, and problem-solving. They focus on teaching students how to conduct detailed geographical investigations, interpret complex data, and communicate their findings effectively. Our tutors guide students in applying geographical skills like map reading, data analysis, and fieldwork, enabling them to understand and respond to contemporary geographical challenges. Below is an overview of the topics covered in each year:
Year 11:
- Biophysical Interactions: Focused on the study of biophysical processes and how they influence and are influenced by human activity.
- Global Challenges: Exploration of social, cultural, political, economic, and environmental challenges at a global scale.
- Senior Geography Project (SGP): An independent research project where students apply their skills to investigate a geographical issue of their choice.
Year 12:
- Ecosystems at Risk: Study of the functioning, management, and protection of ecosystems under threat, using case studies to illustrate key concepts.
- Urban Places: Examination of world cities, mega cities, and the dynamics of urban growth and change, with a focus on sustainability.
- People and Economic Activity: Analysis of the nature, spatial patterns, and impacts of economic activity, integrating both local and global perspectives.