Designed for the Changing Places unit - AQA A-level. A case study of regeneration in the city of Nottingham. Includes a mapping exercise and a create a viewpoint activity related to the social and economic impact of the project on the day and night populations.

Designed for GCSE Eduqas A Environmental Challenges unit. Presentation includes an introduction to consumerism and a case study of the impact of consumerism on the Amazon rainforest using soya as an example. Short assessment provided and a homework sheet on overfishing in the North Sea.

Designed for A-level AQA Population and Environment unit. The presentation works students through the characteristics of a tropical monsoon and polar tundra climate and their impact upon human activity. There is the opportunity within the presentation to complete climate graphs and practise statistical analysis using the Mann-Whitney significance test. The presentation finishes with considering the impact of climate change on the climates and human activity.

Designed for GCSE Eduqas A geography. An introduction to food miles, includes presentation, mapping task, classification, and assessment piece.

Designed for Eduqas A GCSE. Lesson about the carbon cycle and the impact of human activity.

Designed for the A-level AQA Population and Environment unit, the presentation considers the development of two zonal soils and their impact upon human activity. Two practical activities and an assessment task are included.

Developed for the AQA A-level Changing Places Unit. The presentation considers the impact of the development of a sustainable transport policy on lived experience within the city of Nottingham. Classification and assessment task are also included.

An introduction to sampling techniques using Smarties. Presentation goes through different sampling techniques and asks students to reflect on the potential advantages and disadvantages. Students are also asked to calculate central tendency values.

This whole lesson looks at the development of sustainable rural communities using Hockerton in Nottinghamshire as an example. The lesson contains a presentation, student information and worksheet, and case study summary. Included is an assessment opportunity.

Assembly about Cristiano Ronaldo, his goal setting and preparation for matches. Used with Year 11 as an example of how preparation and routine leads to success.

This lesson considers the causes, impacts, and responses to the Beast from the East and Storm Emma during March of 2018.

Student activity for air masses

Worksheet asking students to annotate features and processes at a coastal arch.

Presentation introducing the cases of the flood and the strategies used to prevent future floods. Map slides are designed to be printed off and annotated by students. A classification activity, case study summary, and examination question are included in the resources.

Presentation illustrating development of headlands and bays and a student activity sheet.

Revision booklet covering river processes, landforms and flooding. Word document to allow adaptation.

Original pop-up stack by the author. Template is included in the presentation. Students can use the labels to annotate their model within their book.

Health geography decision making exercise asking students to analyse and interpret data related to sugar consumption and health. Worksheet and write-up template included.

Starter activity for students. Students should match the landform description, image and map extract.

A presentation and worksheet for illustrating the factors which influence cliff recession.