Introduction Geography is the most diverse of all the Humanities subjects. The study of Geography is devoted to the study of the Earth’s land forms, oceans, environment and ecosystems, as well as the interactions between the human society and their environment. The word geography literally means “earth writing”. Saint John Houghton Geographers will be exploring and studying the Earth’s natural environment and human society.
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The Team Mrs C Hartharn – Head of Humanities Faculty, Teacher of Geography
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Key Stage 4 All Geographers follow the Eduqas (WJEC) 9-1 Geography B Specification. Assessment regime: AO1 AO2
AO3 AO4 Exam Weighting Within each theme learners are encouraged to analyse a range of contemporary issues, as well as more traditional landscape based physical geography processes. A good level of both literacy and numeracy are required and the Fieldwork component is examined separately in the Component 3 exam.
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