Geography at Southrop 

At Southrop, we believe geography provides a purposeful platform for children to explore, appreciate and understand the world in which we live and how it has evolved. We make full use of resources within the immediate and wider local area, enabling children to develop a deep understanding of geography in their locality, as well as understanding the different ways in which people live around the world. We use the Kapow Geography scheme of work to deliver our vision for geography, alternating between history and geography topics each term. Our curriculum is enriched and supported by trips and fieldwork activities, such as visiting the Living Rainforest, Pittville Park in Cheltenham, or taking a guided walk around the village of Southrop.

 

If you have any questions about the Geography curriculum at Southrop, please don't hesitate to contact Mr Jones, the Geography subject leader.

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The Cygnet's Class visit to Pittville Park

Learning about power at Westmill Wind Farm Co-op

Visiting the Living Rainforest

Progression in Geography

Our Geography curriculum is taught in mixed age classess, meaning our pupils can meet each unit at different points in their school journey. Our progression document outlines how children will develop their knowledge and skills as they progress through the school and in which unit they will explore these concepts. 

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