Case study of air pollution reduction policies in London, suitable for all A level Geography exam boards. Policies covered include: 12 Low Emission Bus Zones to help clean air in the most polluted areas Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in central London starting on 8 April 2019 Helping drivers choose cleaner ULEZ-compliant vehicles that meet the latest Euro standards for toxic nitrogen oxides Electric Vehicle Infrastructure School air quality audit program International air quality conferences Collaborating with King’s College London Clean Air Route Finder

An A level Geography case study of the winter storms 2013-2014 which were a series of low pressure systems caused by the jet stream. This resource is suitable for all exam boards and includes: Timeline Causes The weather Timeline of impacts from 27th October 2013 to 14th February 2014 Responses Climate change

Comprehensive fact file of Burkina Faso, suitable for all Geography exam boards. Covering: Government Physical geography People & society Politics & history

Comprehensive fact file of Botswana, suitable for all Geography exam boards. Covering: Government Physical geography People & society Politics & history

Comprehensive fact file of Kenya, suitable for all Geography exam boards. Covering: Government Physical geography People & society Politics & history

Comprehensive fact file of Sierra Leone, suitable for all Geography exam boards. Covering: Government Physical geography People & society Politics & history

Migration case study suitable for all exam boards for GCSE/ A Level Geography. The confluence of rapid urban expansion, ongoing conflict over land and resources and high levels of vulnerability to ongoing drought and seasonal floods continue to generate numerous new displacements every year in Ethiopia . This resource covers: Drought as a cause of forced migration Land grabbing as a cause of forced migration Conflict as a cause of forced migration (and how this is being reduced)

A case study on The Great Storm of 1987- a one in 200 year weather event. Suitable for all exam boards for both GCSE & A Level Geography. Formation and event information Social, economic and environmental impacts Immediate responses Long term responses and inquiry

Positives and negatives impacts of monsoon rainfall including on human activity. Written for Eduqas A level Geography but suitable for all exam boards.

A selection of essay questions for both tectonic hazards and weather & climate for Eduqas A level Geography paper 3.

12 slide Eduqas A level Geography resource for Changing Places. This resource covers 1:3:1 of the specification: The demographic, socio-economic and cultural characteristics of places as exemplified by the ‘home’ place (this may be a locality, neighbourhood or a small community) and at least one further contrasting place. For the purposes of this resource Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset is the ‘home place’ and St Pauls, Bristol is the ‘contrasting place’.

Eduqas A level Geography resource covering the future of retail. Including: Why is the high street changing? What will change? What factors will affect the change?

An 8 page comprehensive resource of revision questions and answers specific to Eduqas A level Geography Component 2: Section A- Global systems (water and carbon cycles).

A selection of essay questions for both changing landscapes: coastal landscapes and changing places for Eduqas A level Geography paper 1.

GCSE/ A level Geography case study of rural to urban migration suitable for all exam boards. This specific resource focuses on: Movement to the Kibera slum in Nairobi from rural Kenya Movement to the Dharavi slum in Mumbai from rural India Migration to Lima, Peru from The Andes Top down planning in China Bottom up planning in Brazil’s favelas

A case study suitable for all exam boards comparing the growth, aims and impacts of quaternary sector knowledge economy clusters in Bangalore, India and Cambridge, UK.

A level Geography case study of rural rebranding focusing on the niche market of adventure tourism in The Lake District. Suitable for all exam boards.

Comprehensive 4 page revision resource comparing the May 2008 Sichuan earthquake with the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake. This resource compares: The place (including the tectonic setting) The event The epicentre & focus Liquefaction & mass movement Aftershocks Primary impacts Secondary impacts Existing management Short term responses Long term responses Recovery Current situation Political implications

This 8 page revision resource includes place specific detail (as required by all A level Geography specifications) and covers tectonic case studies including: Haiti 2010 earthquake Japan 2011 tsunami Kashmir 2005 earthquake Lake Nyos 1986 limnic volcanic eruption Mount St Helens 1980 volcanic eruption Pinatubo 1991 volcanic eruption Nevado del Ruiz 1985 volcanic eruption Indian Ocean 2004 tsunami Nyiragongo 2002 volcanic eruption Heimaey 1973 volcanic eruption

A level Economics revision resource covering the consequences of both inflation and deflation. These points can be used to develop essay plans.