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During year 7 we study the following topcs:
Investigating the UK, Investigating the World and finally Ecosystems.
In year 8 we move on to studying : Weather & Climate ,  Extreme Weather, followed by Rivers, Coasts and lastly investigating  Natural Resources
In year 9 we add to our locational and place knowledge by studying the following : Risky World Tectonic Hazards, which is then reinforced by the study of the Risky World,
Conflict  and the  Threatened World. Lastly we study the Unequal world.

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Here you can find out more about the different topics you will learn about in KS3

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KS3 Geography learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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Studied BSc Hons Geography at University of Newcastle
Favourite places: Siena in Italy, the Lake District
Favourite topics in Geography: tectonic hazards, glaciation

Mrs Corner. Teacher of Geography .

Favourite Places: Northumberland, Lake District and South of France.

Favourite topics in Geography are Coasts, Tectonic Hazards and Rio.
Studied BSC Hons Geography with Sports Studies at Edge Hill University.

Mr Gill. Teacher of Geography

I attended Edge Hill University whilst juggling a small market gardening business and completing an NVQ Level 2 in Environmental Conservation. My favourite places are the Northern Isles and Outer Hebrides of Scotland where I had close encounters with Otters, Dolphins and birds of prey. Despite taking human Geography modules in the final year of my degree, I enjoy teaching Geomorphology and Tectonics because the topics explain how the landscapes I love were shaped.

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A great quiz site to help you explore the world and learn about different places

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Learning KS3 Geography: Explore and Discover

(Fun KS3 Geography revision quizzes to teach students in Year 7, Year 8, and Year 9)

Studying Geography is the only way you can travel around the world from the comfort of your own sofa. Well, aside from documentaries. And maybe books. Oh, and the internet. But we're getting side-tracked.

When you learn about Geography, you'll uncover exciting and captivating facts about different places and cultures.

It's a whirlwind, no, a torpedo of fascinating stuff and we can't wait to share it with you!

Throughout KS3, you'll discover the more impressive side of Geography. From monumental volcanos to huge populations, you'll be introduced to some of the amazing ways of our world you're yet to uncover.

But it's not all natural disasters and masses of people. Throughout Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9 you'll see the more practical side to Geography. Don't fall asleep! It's not as boring as it sounds. Haven't you ever wondered where rain comes from? And why it falls from the sky? Have you ever thought about how we help people suffering from the aftermath of a disaster?

Our Geography quizzes will answer all these questions and more.

Whether you're keen to learn about farming, maps or even tourism, our quizzes will take you into different countries and show you how people live, as well giving you the lowdown on the different cycles in nature. With quick-fire questions and engaging content, we know you'll love exploring all the key chunks of the National Curriculum in our enjoyable quiz format. They're fun, engaging and effective! We think that's the way learning should be.

With our Geography quizzes, you'll be able to explore different corners of the world, some of which you might not even know existed. It'll be a fascinating journey of learning and discovery.

Leave your textbooks behind while we head off to discover the secrets of the tropical rainforests.

Eyes open. You won't want to miss a thing.

Our Key Stage 3 Explained will take you through what's involved in the KS3 curriculum.

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KS3 Geography | Learning and teaching Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9

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How much do you know about Coastal Scenery, Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Populaiton, River Landscapes, Tourism, Transport, Tropical Rain Forests, Natural Hazards and Diseases? Find out if you are up-to-speed with your learning in Years 7, 8 and 9 by playing these teacher-written KS3 Geography quizzes

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Good geographers try to keep up with what's going on in the world. On the CBBC Newsround site you can read the daily news reports and find out more about issues in the news like racism, climate change and global pandemics!

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The home of news and fun facts for kids. Find out what is going on, with stories, pictures and videos. Try a quiz or one of our free games.

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Geography is a great subject to choose because it is an interactive lesson that allows you to understand the diverse world around you and the different cultures and ways of life which is extremely interesting. I love the outdoors and there is opportunities to explore the environment during fieldwork. Geography is important because it allows you to discuss important issues like climate change which will affect our future
Maddy Y10

You learn about interesting locations and the physical and cultural characteristics of those places.

It gives me an understanding of  the world I live in and other places that I might want to visit one day.
Julia Y10

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Practice your map reading skills and find out how GIS is used in our everyday lives

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Variety of games, and homework help for children about mapping and geography.

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If you follow this link to the Encounter Edu website you can find lots of multimedia resources to help you explore life in the Arctic, plastics in the oceans and coral reefs

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Multimedia education resources | Encounter Edu

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The Encounter Edu multimedia is a place to watch Videos, see photos and see activities to engage, inspire and learn about the world

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Templates and instructions to help you create models of globes, volcanoes, rivers and dioramas! Plus lots of quizzes, worksheets and map outlines

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Around the World with Simon Reeve on BBC iPlayer

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Around the World with Simon Reeve on BBC iPlayer

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Follow the extraordinary journeys and meet amazing people in the Americas, Russia, the Caribbean, the Equator and many more!

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Watch TV programmes from the Simon Reeve Around the World collection on BBC iPlayer.

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Geography aims to develop a sense of place and an understanding of and appreciation for the world in which we live.

Through the study of Geography pupils will acquire a knowledge of physical and human processes and an understanding of the complex interactions which shape people and places at a variety of scales throughout the world.

The Geography curriculum is designed to promote pupils’ curiosity and awe about the world in which we live and a sense of personal responsibility for shaping its future. We aim to equip pupils with the necessary skills to help them critically investigate the world and become better informed citizens.

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At key stage 4 , pupils follow the AQA (9-1) GCSE Specification.
Topics include:
Natural Hazards; The Living world; Rivers; coasts; the changing economic world; ecosystems and globol biomes.

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Arrange the pieces of the puzzles to help you recognise and learn countries around the wold. There are also online quizzes to test your geographical knowledge!

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Will you need your sun cream or wellies? Check out the forecast for where you live or any place around the world! The BBC site also has lots of links to weather & climate related topics if you want to learn more about issues like climate change, extreme weather and how it affects people's lives

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Latest weather conditions and forecasts for the UK and the world. Includes up to 14-days of hourly forecast information, warnings, maps, and the latest editorial analysis and videos from the BBC Weather Centre.

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Lots of short clips about a wide range of geographical topics

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These videos are suitable for teaching Geography to 11-16s in secondary education at Key Stage 3 and 4 and GCSE in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and T...

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Our A level students follow the Edexcel (Pearson) Specification.
At key stage 5 pupils study a variety of topics which include:
Regenerations; Globalisations and techtonic hazards; coastal processes and risks; superpowers and water security; migration and energy security.

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The ultimate geography quiz site with over 400 quizzes about countries, capitals, cities, oceans, mountain ranges, latitude & longitude, earthquakes & volcanoes and more!

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The ultimate map quiz site! Seterra will challenge you with quizzes about countries, capitals, flags, oceans, lakes and more! Introduced in 1997 and available in more than 40 different languages, Seterra has helped millions of people study geography and learn about their world.

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The clips on this website are aimed at GCSE students but there are lots of interesting topics including volcanic eruptions and wildfires!

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We support the next generation of geographers and geoscientists, with inspiring educational videos for secondary school students and teachers. Our geography videos are developed with links to various specifications including Geography GCSE, Geography IGCSE, Geography AS-level, Geography A-level, Geography IA-level, Geography National 5, Geography Higher.

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Geography is a subject rich in the great outdoors . Pupils are able to experience this through a range of fieldwork opportunities.
At key stage three pupils visit Liverpool to study the urban regeneration of Liverpool and its impact upon the city.
At key stage four as a part of their fieldwork investigagtion pupils visit the lake district and the sefton coast .
Pupils can also take part in study further afield ranging from France to  Iceland.

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Pupils will study a variety of geographical topics at key stage three.
In year 7 these include the following:
Investigating places around the world; Ecosystems;  and Investigating the Uk.
In year 8 these include:
Weather and climate; Tropical rainforests and cold environments.
In year 9 these include :
The risky world around us; Global issues and Developing nations.