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  1. school geography curriculum. Its purposes are to identify key concepts, significant features and distinctive approaches in the discipline of geography; to highlight how these features can contribute to the education of young people; and to clarify how this should inform the development of the school curriculum at national level.

  2. Geography programmes of study: key stages 1 and 2. National curriculum in England. Purpose of study. A high-quality geography education should inspire in pupils a curiosity and fascination...

  3. Star pupils use a range of maps, atlases, globes and aerial images so that geography map and fieldwork skills are systematically developed. This geography progression map details the careful long-term curriculum sequencing of these essential skills.

  4. It articulates the aims and purposes of geography in the school curriculum and identifies: those features derived from the discipline that must be represented in the school curriculum to ensure high-quality geography. the key and organising concepts underpinning a high-quality geography curriculum.

  5. purposes of geography in the school curriculum and identifies: • features derived from the discipline that must be represented in the school curriculum to ensure high-quality geography • the key and organising concepts underpinning the geography curriculum • the role of substantive knowledge in realising curriculum aims

  6. Our thematic curriculum supports children to develop their key skills in History and Geography. These can then be transferred into other situations; ICT, applied Maths and Literacy skills are also developed alongside each theme.

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  8. Our curriculum and teaching in these subjects foster the knowledge, skills and dispositions for pupils to: • thrive through informed curiosity about the world; • view human challenges, quests and achievements through the lens of the long traditions that have shaped them;

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