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End‑of‑Unit Assessment: Global Resource Management
This high‑quality assessment is designed to test students’ understanding of Food, Water and Energy within the KS3 Geography curriculum, fully aligned with the AQA GCSE Resource Management topic. Perfect for end‑of‑unit testing, revision, homework, or as a baseline for GCSE transition.
This assessment includes a mixture of knowledge recall, short‑answer explanation questions, and a 10‑mark extended writing question to build confidence with GCSE‑style responses.

What’s Included
✔ Full 30‑mark written assessment
✔ Section A: Knowledge recall (10 marks)
✔ Section B: Short‑answer questions (10 marks)
✔ Section C: Extended 10‑mark evaluation question (with SPaG)
✔ Clear layout and student‑friendly formatting
✔ Covers food insecurity, water scarcity, energy mix, and global resource distribution
✔ Perfect for Year 8–9 or GCSE foundation groups

Skills Assessed
• Key term knowledge
• Explanation and development
• Use of examples
• Evaluation and judgement
• Extended writing
• SPaG (3 marks included)

Topics Covered
• Resource security
• Causes of food insecurity
• Water scarcity
• UK energy mix
• Global water distribution
• Water insecurity impacts
• Large‑scale vs small‑scale solutions
• GERD case study (optional for higher‑ability students)

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Global resource management plus a booklet, Knowledge Organiser and Assessment

This well-structured KS3 Geography unit mirrors key content from the AQA GCSE Geography specification, making it the perfect foundation for future study of the Resource Management topic at KS4. Through real-world case studies, data analysis, and engaging activities, students explore the global distribution and increasing demand for food, water, and energy, alongside issues of insecurity, inequality, and sustainability. With a strong focus on critical thinking and decision-making, the unit helps develop core geographical skills while deepening students’ understanding of global challenges. Lesson Breakdown: Lesson 1: The Global Distribution of Resources Students examine how food, water, and energy are unevenly distributed across the world and why this matters for people’s quality of life and development. Lesson 2: Exploring Global and Local Food Insecurity An investigation into the causes and consequences of food insecurity at both global and UK levels, including natural, economic, and political factors. Lesson 3: Energy Provision in the UK Students learn how the UK’s energy mix is changing, and explore the challenges of balancing supply, demand, sustainability, and energy security. Lesson 4: Global Water Supply and Demand This lesson introduces the global patterns of water availability and use, highlighting regions experiencing water scarcity and the reasons behind it. Lesson 5: Water Insecurity and Solutions Students explore the concept of water insecurity, learn about desalination and other strategies, and evaluate which methods are best suited to different global contexts. Lesson 6: Water Security – The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Case Study A high-impact lesson examining the real-world conflict and cooperation around the GERD. Students consider how shared water sources create geopolitical challenges and opportunities. All lessons include PowerPoints, printable resources, key vocabulary, and activities designed to support retrieval, geographical literacy, and extended writing. Booklet following the unit is included so no exercise book is needed. Including Simple knowledge organiser for revision and an Assessment with sentence staters and model answer.

£7.00

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