A lesson looking at how sponsorship can benefit sports teams. Students will also discuss how a team can be affected if it starts to become unsuccessful.

An introductory lesson to the unit of 'Geography of Crime'. Lesson looks at the different impacts of crime.

Students will look at the two main types of volcanoes and the different types of magma that are released from them.

Independent research lesson. Students will cover: Research Task: Water & carbon cycle relationship Water cycle feedback loop. Carbon cycle feedback loop. Water cycle/carbon cycle feedback loop. Permafrost Research - will require the use of computers. Planned for a 100 minute lesson.

Students will cover: Physical changes in the carbon cycle Milankovitch cycles Positive feedback loops Human causes of changes in the carbon cycle. The final part of the lesson requires the use of 'An Inconvenient Truth', which you will need to purchase separately. Planned for a 100 minute lesson.

Students will focus on human's basic needs and the impact that we have on the planet.

A lesson looking at the different sectors of employment. Lesson used in conjunction with geog. books. H/W task of researching and mapping different tourist attractions in the UK.

A lesson on what causes an ageing population and the effects that it has on a country.

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.

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

A lesson looking at illegal immigration and the reasons as to why it occurs.

Lesson focuses on helping those in undeveloped areas. Student will focus on the Millennium Development Goals and look at the African Heartwood Project that provides clean water to those in need. Video included.

A lesson looking a the factors that have affected population change over time.

An introduction to migration including the UK's migration policy and past exam questions.

A lesson looking at the different ways in which weather is measured. Excellent numeracy h/w task sourced from another user.

A lesson looking at the different crimes found in different areas. Students will discuss why they think crime happens in each of these areas.

Students will focus on how their school is environmentally friendly. They will use the internet to calculate their carbon footprint.

A look at how China will develop/change in the future. Lesson has a focus on population pyramids and how China's population is ageing.

An independent research lesson that will introduce students to the topic of tourism.

A lesson on transmigration in Indonesia and the positives and negatives. Lesson also references The Jelly Baby Population Game, which is taken from www.geographyalltheway.com