Year Group | Climate & Weather | Locations | Economic & Human Geography | Maps | Geographical Features |
Year 3 | - Correct geographical words to describe a place.
| | - Communication, roads, motorways and transports in Britain.
| - Planning a journey to a place in England.
- British Isles.
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Year 4 | - A climate zone.
- Measuring weather, temperature, rainfall, windspeed etc.
| - European Union and capitals.
- Northern and Southern hemisphere countries and tropics.
| - Comparing life in cities, towns and the countryside.
| - Planning a journey to another place in the world.
| - Fertile and non-fertile growing areas.
- Earthquakes.
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Year 5 | - Measuring weather.
- Keeping daily, weekly, termly records.
- World weather.
| - Continents; major countries, mountain ranges, rivers, capital cities.
- Oceans and seas.
| - Geographical position of towns and cities next to rivers.
- Human and economic locations of towns.
| - Using maps.
- Simple OS symbols and grid references.
| - Deserts and desert regions of the world.
- Hot and cold deserts.
- The world's largest desert.
- World kitchen.
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Year 6 | - Major climate zones of the world.
- Global warming.
- Climatic extremes.
- Jet stream.
- Ocean currents.
- Gulf stream
- El Nino.
| - The Tropics.
- The Arctic, Antarctic circle.
- One continent in depth.
- The Earth and Solar System.
| - Sustainability.
- Global warming.
- Geographical features using aerial photos, plans and electronic resources.
- Human and physical features on maps.
| - Using OS maps; understanding symbols and 6-figure coordinates.
- Using a map to answer questions on world time zones.
| - Rivers and mountains.
- The course of a river.
- Famous rivers and their locations on an atlas.
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