Geography lessons that are differentiated and cater for students following the UK curriculum for both A Level, IGCSE and GCSE. Lessons to suit examination boards CIE, Edexcel and AQA.
Geography lessons that are differentiated and cater for students following the UK curriculum for both A Level, IGCSE and GCSE. Lessons to suit examination boards CIE, Edexcel and AQA.
This complete scheme of work for CIE IGCSE Human Geography offers a fully resourced and engaging series of lessons covering Population, Migration, and Settlement. Every lesson is carefully sequenced with a strong focus on building geographical understanding, critical thinking, and exam success.
Each lesson includes:
Clear learning objectives and key terminology
Interactive and differentiated activities designed to support all learners
End-of-lesson exam-style questions to reinforce assessment skills
Printable worksheets included at the end of each lesson for easy distribution and completion
Designed for seamless teaching and learning, this bundle is ideal for teachers seeking a high-quality, ready-to-deliver resource that saves time and drives progress. Whether you’re new to teaching the course or looking to refresh your approach, this scheme ensures students are engaged, supported, and exam-ready.
These comprehensive revision booklets are designed to support students through the AS Human Geography course and A2 Global Interdependence and Environmental Management units. Perfect for in-class revision, independent study, or exam preparation, these resources combine detailed notes, up-to-date case studies, and targeted exam practice.
AS Human Geography Booklet
Covers:
Population, Migration, and Settlement
Clear, structured summary notes aligned with the course content
Real-world case studies used throughout the year
Exam-style questions at the end of each topic to develop application and analysis skills
A2 Global Interdependence & Environmental Management Booklet
Covers:
Trade, Aid, and Tourism
Globalisation and Development
Environmental Risks and Management Strategies
Condensed, exam-focused topic notes with integrated case study evidence
A Level Geography: Environmental Management & Global Interdependence
This complete and fully resourced lesson bundle covers the A Level Human Geography units of Environmental Management and Global Interdependence, aligned with the Cambridge specification. Every lesson is built for engagement, critical thinking, and exam success.
Environmental Management
Lessons explore:
Sustainable energy use and the energy gap
Water supply and demand, including trans boundary conflicts
Managing environments at risk, including climate change and deforestation
Each topic includes:
Detailed lesson slides with real-world case studies
Engaging activities to build geographical understanding
End-of-lesson exam practice questions with model responses
Worksheets for consolidation and homework
Global Interdependence
Lessons include:
Trade flows, patterns, and inequalities
The impact of aid, tourism, and debt
The global shift in economic power and the role of global institutions
The development gap and solutions to global inequality
Resources include:
Fully planned lessons with exam-focused tasks
Analytical activities using real-life data and examples
Practice exam questions and case study application tasks at the end of every lesson
Ideal for classroom delivery, flipped learning, or revision, this package ensures students have the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed in the A Level Human Geography exam.
Every lesson finishes with structured exam practice, encouraging students to apply theory to case studies and develop high-level responses.
Students will explore the worlds tropical rain forests with a particular focus on the Amazon. They will discover the unique climate, rich biodiversity, and layered structure of the rain forest ecosystem, while developing map skills and geographical understanding. Through real-world case studies, students will examine the causes and consequences of deforestation, and evaluate the importance of rain forests for people, wildlife, and the global climate.