Year 10 / 11 Geography
Full teaching content for WJEC / Made-for-Wales GCSE Geography – skills, physical and human geography, environment and Welsh landscapes – with bilingual explanations and practice.
Areas of focus
Geographical skills
Maps, graphs, fieldwork and decision-making.
Physical geography
Rivers, coasts, weather, climate and tectonic hazards.
Human geography
Population, urban change, development and global links.
Environment & resources
Climate change, ecosystems and sustainable management.
Lessons
Each lesson includes clear explanations, examples and practice questions.
Map Skills
Grid references, scale, distance, direction and reading relief on OS-style maps.
Graphs, Data & Fieldwork
Choosing graphs, describing patterns, and the fieldwork enquiry process.
Rivers – Processes & Flooding
Erosion, transportation, deposition, landforms and why rivers flood – plus management options.
Coasts – Processes & Management
Wave processes, erosional and depositional landforms, and hard/soft coastal management – relevant to the Welsh coastline.
Tectonic Hazards
Plate boundaries, earthquakes and volcanoes – why impacts differ between countries and how people respond.
Weather & Climate
Difference between weather and climate, UK patterns, low/high pressure and extreme events.
Population Change
Birth and death rates, the Demographic Transition Model, migration and changing population structures.
Urban Change & Cities
Why cities grow, urban challenges, and regeneration – including opportunities in Welsh and UK cities.
Development & Global Inequality
Measuring development, why countries differ, and strategies to reduce the development gap.
Climate Change – Causes & Responses
Enhanced greenhouse effect, evidence and impacts, mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Ecosystems & Natural Resources
How ecosystems work, pressures on rainforests and the sustainable use of resources including water.
Distinctive Landscapes of Wales
How physical processes and human use shape Welsh uplands, coasts and national parks.
Full Year 10/11 Geography coverage – maps and fieldwork, rivers and coasts, tectonics, population and cities, climate change and Welsh landscapes.
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