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  1. We follow the OCR Geography A Level course at Gordonstoun. It is worth taking the time to look through the topics you will be studying this year, such as Glaciation and Changing Spaces, as well as future topics such as Global Connections and the Independent Investigation topic.

  2. FT and Bank of England climate change blog competition. October 18, 2019 by Mr Monteith. A great opportunity to enter a blog writing competition on the risks from climate change run by the Financial Times and Bank of England, See the poster or click here for more details! The competition closes at midnight on Friday 31 January 2020.

  3. Synoptic links between the topics: Geography review articles. OCR guide to statistics in geography. Strengths and weaknesses of different statistical techniques. Limitations and advantages of data and data presentation. Power and Borders Revision: Scheme of work ticklist. Keyterms. Mind maps to complete and completed case studies. Exam questions

  4. The Jurassic coast of Dorset and Exmouth, the craggy mountains of north Wales or the famous spit of Spurn Head have adorned Geography posters and textbooks for years. My bug bear is that the stunning and varied coastal landscape of the Moray Firth rarely gets a look in!

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  5. OCR GCSE – Year 10. This is a link to the OCR syllabus that we are following in year 10. Landscapes of the UK (page 12) was completed in the Autumn term. The Spring term is focused on the People of the UK section (page 13)

  6. Here you will find links and research to help you with the topics that we cover in class First lesson: geographical report 2020 Weather Derbyshire and Yorkshire floods November 2019 Storm Ophelia research project Climate zones . Digital climate zones map Storm Desmond Tornados Hurricanes China One Child Policy research task UK GEOLOGY Sinkholes ...

  7. A level Geography and beyond: prepare and develop. Follow this link to help prepare for your A-Level geography or University studies. Geography isn’t a subject that can be taught solely from a text book, the very nature of the subject means that it is constantly evolving and changing.