In this lesson pupils decide where to locate a new power station: Sellafield, Hinkley Point or Woodgate, Birmingham. They are given a variety of maps and data in order to do this. When they have decided they write a letter (using a writing frame) to the government justifying their choices. There is also a mark scheme to accompany this. At the end of the lesson it is revealed that Hinkley Point has been chosen by the government. the students are given a variety of information about the new power station to interpret as a homework task.
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GCSE 9-1; renewable and non-renewable energy and energy futures
This bundle includes a series of lessons that introduce the types of energy and how are energy use has changed since the 1950s. It then focus on energy future. This includes a fracking role play, decision making activity about nuclear energy including information about Hinckley Point and lessons on the development of wind energy. The lessons incorporate peer and self assessment, examination questions and mark schemes and differentiation.
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