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Curriculum links
The National Curriculum in England and
in Wales The National Curriculum in England and in Wales Geography programme of study At Key stage 2, pupils learn to ask geographical questions, to undertake investigations inside and outside the classroom, and to use a range of skills and resources, including maps and atlases. In particular, this resource supports work in using atlases, globes, maps, and plans, and drawing plans and maps at a variety of scales. At Key stage 3, pupils learn to appreciate
the significance of political, economic, social, and environmental factors
affecting geographical issues, and learn to develop their own views about
contemporary issues. In particular, they extend their experience of maps
and globes, of drawing maps and plans, and of collecting,
Geography programme of study At Key Stage 2, pupils draw simple plans and maps without the use of scale; use eight points of the compass; use a globe and the contents and index in an atlas to locate places. At Key Stage 3, pupils explore how their
identity, culture, and way of life has been shaped by influences from
the local and wider world; learn and practise the use of four and eight
points of the compass; use
Scottish Curriculum Guidelines Environmental Studies 5–14 Social subjects – understanding people and place. At stages P4–P6, pupils extend the mental map to a wider area; interpret information on maps and the globe; make 2D and 3D maps. At stages P7–S2, pupils apply conventional
map reading skills; use thematic and specialist maps.
All curriculum links are correct at the time of going to press.
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