A lesson looking at the different crimes found in different areas. Students will discuss why they think crime happens in each of these areas.

An introductory lesson to the unit of 'Geography of Crime'. Lesson looks at the different impacts of crime.

An independent research lesson looking at the geography of the rugby world cup.

A lesson looking at how Wimbledon is truly a global tennis tournament. Students will look at the effect and reach it has on the world along with mapping past winners.

A lesson looking at how people in LEDCs miss out on the success of sport in MEDCs.

Two lessons looking at Arsenal's move from Highbury to The Emirates Stadium. Students will look at why they decided to move along with the positives and benefits for both Arsenal FC and the surrounding area. Students will then make an informed decision on whether the move has been a success for all involved.

A lesson looking at how sponsorship can benefit sports teams. Students will also discuss how a team can be affected if it starts to become unsuccessful.

An introduction to the Geography of Sport topic. Students will look at the location of football clubs in England and where players come from around the world. Map skills based lesson.

Students will look at the two main types of volcanoes and the different types of magma that are released from them.

2 lessons on the causes, effects and responses to the 2011 Japanese Tsunami.

Students will understand the features of an earthquake proof building and then use their own materials to design one.

A case study on the causes, effects and responses to the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.

A case study lesson focusing on why the earthquake occurred in Nepal and the effects it causes.

A look into the causes of earthquakes. Students will also focus on the two scales that are used to measure earthquakes and decide which is most reliable and why. Storyboard activity included.

A lesson looking at the different type of plate boundaries along with how they move. Convection currents are also looked at to explain why plates move.

An introductory lesson to a unit on natural disasters. Lesson focuses on: - Layers of the Earth - Plate Tectonics

A lesson focusing on different places in the UK and the push and pull factors that affect the areas. Students will then assume the role of working for the council in a DME at the end of the lesson.

A lesson looking at the different sectors of employment. Lesson used in conjunction with geog. books. H/W task of researching and mapping different tourist attractions in the UK.

Lesson used for a year 8 class but can be edited for any KS3 year group. Introduces the topic of tourism and get students thinking about why people visit certain places.

Students will learn the key terms and processes associated with a river's basin. Student's will then create a pop-up river basin for their books.