Students will focus on: The London 2012 plan. The London 2012 legacy. Social, economic and environmental changes to the area. Lesson is planned for 100 minutes but can be carried out over 2, 50 minute lessons.

Students will focus on: Global ecosystems. Location of global ecosystems. Physical effects on ecosystems. Human effects on ecosystems. Lesson is planned for 100 minutes but can be split into 2 50 minute lessons.

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.

Students will focus on: Threats to cold environments. Protecting cold environments. Lesson is planned for 100 minutes but can be split into 2, 50 minute lessons.

Students will focus on: Hard engineering Soft engineering Managed Retreat Lesson is planned for 100 minutes but can be split into 2 50 minute lessons.

Students will focus on: TRF animal adaptations. TRF plant adaptions. Lesson requires the use of BBC's Planet Earth. Planet Earth worksheet created by Aurum Science. Lesson is planned for 100 minutes but can be split into 2, 50 minute lessons.

A lesson looking at how immigration is portrayed by the media. Does it affect our view?

Two lessons focusing on erosional landforms. Students will focus on: - Concordant and discordant coastlines - Bays and Headlands - Wave-cut Platforms and Notches - Cracks, Caves, Arches, Stacks and Stumps using Old Harry as an example.

Two lessons looking at the positives and negatives of both hard and soft engineering techniques for protecting coasts. Includes 2 DME activities.

A revision workbook created to help students with part of the AQA A Level World Cities topic. Students should use the CGP revision guide alongside this to aid their preparation.

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

A work book created to help students revise part of the "weather and climate" topic. This booklet focuses solely on urban environments/climate.

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.

A revision tool to help students understand why urban areas decline and how they regenerate. Case studies areas have been included for note taking.

A lesson to introduce coasts at KS3. The lesson will get students thinking about how coasts are used and why they are important to us.

A brief work sheet created to help students revise river rejuvenation. This is part of the Rivers, Floods and Management section of the AQA A Level course. Past exam questions should be used along side this to reinforce information learnt.

A workbook created to help students revise part of the plate tectonics module - book includes activities/revision on layers of the Earth, plate tectonics, plate boundaries, features and hazards found at boundaries.

A lesson on drawing and interpreting storm hydrographs.

A lesson covering hard and soft engineering techniques for rivers. Students analyse both types and determine the positives and negatives of both. Lesson also looks at the Three Gorges Dam.

A work book created to help students with part of the "Coastal Environments" unit of work. Included are: Waves Wave Refraction Tides (including types and causes) Erosional processes Erosional Landforms Transportation Depositional Landforms