Features

• Global case studies allow students to make connections across the world
• Real-world activities develop map and fieldwork skills, teamwork and presentation skills and support the development of oracy and wellbeing
• Future-facing approach that explore geography through the lens of sustainability
• Conceptual understanding grows through a spiral curriculum that revisits the key concepts of place, change, connections and environment
• Big Questions spark curiosity, check prior learning, and promote critical and creative thinking
• Stretch Zone challenges students to apply higher-order thinking
• Language support for EAL learners includes levelled vocabulary, guidance to pre-teach key terms, clear definitions and visuals throughout
• Student-friendly objectives give learners clarity and agency over their progress
• Formative self-assessments help students reflect and consolidate learning
• Supports the Oxford International Curriculum, the English National Curriculum, and Cambridge Humanities