Programme of Study for Geography
KS3 - Year 8
Map of Europe - its physical features, countries and capitals.
1. Weathering, rivers and coasts
Types of weathering (biological, physical and chemical)
Types of erosion
Rivers shape the land (waterfalls, meanders)
The sea shapes the coast
Pollution of rivers and solutions
2. Primary Activities
Types of economic activities
Primary activities and harming the environment
How to improve damaged areas caused by primary activities
Types of farming (arable, pastoral, mixed)
Factors affecting farming
Distribution pattern of farming in Britain
How farming has changed the landscape
The changes in farming
3. Secondary Activities
The best site for a factory
A site for a heavy industry
Changing sites for industry
Industries in the inner city
High-tech industries
Location of high-tech industries
Pollution from industries
4. Environmental Concerns
Reasons for environmental concerns
Government bodies and groups concerned about the environment
Protection of wildlife
Protection of the Antarctic
Renewable and non-renewable resources
Oil and the environment
Electricity and the environment
5. Population
Population distribution and density
Factors affecting population density
Densely and sparsely populated areas
Population change
Reasons for population changes
Types of migration
Reasons for migration
Effects of migration
6. Kenya, a developing country
Developing countries and sustainable development
Kenya’s physical features
Population of Kenya
Nairobi
The Maasai
The Kikuyu
 
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