<p>This resource is primarily intended for use with Key-Stage 3, though it can feasibly be used for GCSE also.</p> <p>It contains a full scheme of work, complete with obvious AfL points and opportunities for student feedback.</p> <p>The PowerPoints are high-quality, simple, and easily adaptable. There are printable articles (one side of A4 each) that go with each lesson.</p>

<p>This resource allows you to teach the GCSE concepts of wave types and to relate this concept to tourist destinations in the UK.</p> <p>It is accessible and can be used for KeyStage 3, if required. Comes with a printable article (1xA4) for ease of printing and use.</p>

<p>This unit is designed to be used by pupils that are at home during the present Covid19 lockdown.</p> <p>The tasks are very simple and self-explanatory. There is feedback built into the PowerPoint. The tasks are varied enough to keep pupils entertained, but rigorous enough to cover core GCSE content.</p>

<p>Pupils can use this resource to learn about long and cross profiles, along with vertical and lateral erosion.</p> <p>The PowerPoint has a variety of quick tests, and also goes into the Bradshaw Model (a key model often used in fieldwork).</p>