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Geography at Bosbury
Being a Geographer at Bosbury CE Primary School
Geography gives pupils an understanding of the world around them, its environments, places near and far, and the processes that create and affect them.
At Bosbury, we are excited to find out more about our world in the classroom and experience practical fieldwork in our local area. We have strong links with our friends at the Tara School in Rwanda, which gives our children access to experiencing daily life in different parts of the world. With climate change, human impact and the environment part of our curriculum, our children ask big questions about the world they live in.
- Mrs. K Turnbull (Bosbury CE Primary School Geography Lead)
At Bosbury Primary School, Geography enables children to develop their understanding of the physical and human characteristics of their world. Children are inspired by exciting and relevant topics, and can see a link with Geography in school and their own futures. They will study diverse places across the globe, and will compare these places with their own environment. Children will, in turn, develop a passion of the world and a sense of responsibility for sustaining it.
At Bosbury children develop their knowledge of the location of places on a local, national, and global scale. Teaching is inventive and inspiring with drivers aimed at capturing children’s enthusiasm for real life experiences.
Key Geography Documents
BOSBURY SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY CURRICULUM STATEMENT
BOSBURY SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY POLICY
GEOGRAPHY VOCABULARY EXPECTATIONS BY YEAR GROUP
At Bosbury, children develop their knowledge of the location of places on a local, national, and global scale. Teaching is inventive and inspiring, with drivers aimed at capturing children’s enthusiasm for real life experiences.
Children at Bosbury will become competent in using key geographical skills and completing fieldwork extending their skills in investigation, data collection and presentation. Their work will provide them with skills adaptable across the curriculum. They will ask and answer important questions based on maps, images, real life accounts and data.
GEOGRAPHY KNOWLEDGE ORGANISERS
Please click on the links below to access our Geography Knowledge Organisers, arranged by class.
CLASS 1
CLASS 2
CLASS 3
The Seven Wonders of the World
CLASS 4
CLASS 5
Are you a passionate Geographer? Well, here you have the world at your fingertips!
Visit https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/category/discover/geography/ to find out even more about Geography. Watch videos, take quizzes, and find out even more about our inspiring world!