A comprehensive case study of the advantages and disadvantages of tourism in Kenya as well as possible management solutions. This resource is suitable for both GCSE and A level geography and covers all exam boards.

A full marks answer to Component 3: Section A (Tectonic Hazards) of Eduqas A level Geography. This model answer focuses on the 38 mark question ‘Quality of governance is the most important factor influencing vulnerability to tectonic hazards’. Discuss.

A revision resource covering the topic of ocean pollution. Written for the Global Governance section of Eduqas A level geography but suitable for all exam boards.

A comprehensive case study of Lyme Regis for Changing Landscapes - Component 1: Section A of Eduqas A level Geography. Including: Positive impacts of coastal processes on human activity (tourism) Negative impacts of coastal processes on human activity (erosion, economic and social losses) Managing the impacts of coastal processes on human activity

4 different case studies of migration for A level Geography, suitable for any exam board. Case studies include: Algeria to France A8 countries to the UK Migration to the UK India emigration

An 8 page comprehensive resource of revision questions and answers specific to Eduqas A level Geography Component 2: Section B - Global Governance.

Comprehensive case studies written for Component 2: Section A of Eduqas A level Geography (Water and Carbon cycles). Includes: Water deficits in Ghana, California and India Artificial recharge of aquifers Stores of water, stores of carbon in different biomes The Colorado River regime Tropical Rainforests Temperate Grasslands Peat The impacts of climate change with place specific detail

A case study of efforts to improve Beijing’s air quality in preparationfor 2008 Olympic Games with evaluation of the effectiveness of these policies. Written for Component 3 Section B of Eduqas A level Geography but suitable for all exam boards.

An A level Geography case study of forced migration from Syria to Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon. Suitable for all exam boards.

A GCSE/A level Geography revision resource focusing on the consequences of migration on both the country of origin and the country of destination. Includes place specific detail that can be used to form case studies.

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

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

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

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

Includes: Cliffs and wave cut platforms Levees and flood plains Sand dunes Deltas Potholes Waterfalls and gorges