Students will be focusing on developing awareness of different aspects of physical, human and environmental geography.  They will practice a variety of geographical skills that will help: 

• to develop an interest in the world around them 
• to understand the processes that are shaping and changing the world 
• to find out about countries, places and people 

Topics through Key Stage 3 include: 

• Map Skills 
• Glaciation 
• International Development 
• Urbanisation 
• Weather and Climate 

Successful Cambridge IGCSE Geography candidates develop lifelong skills, including: 

• An understanding of the processes which affect physical and human environments
• An understanding of location on a local, regional and global scale
• The ability to use and understand geographical data and information
• An understanding of how communities around the world are affected and constrained by different environments

Cambridge International AS and A Level Geography is accepted by universities and employers as proof of knowledge and understanding of Geography.  

Successful candidates gain lifelong skills, including: 

• An appreciation of the need for understanding, respect and co-operation in conserving the environment and improving the quality of life both at a global scale and within the context of different cultural settings 
• An awareness of the usefulness of geographical analysis to understand and solve contemporary human and environmental problems 
• A sense of relative location, including an appreciation of the complexity and variety of natural and human environments 
• An understanding of the principal processes operating within Physical and Human Geography 
• An understanding of the causes and effects of change on the natural and human environments 
• An awareness of the nature, value, limitations and importance of different approaches to analysis and explanation in geography 
• A concern for accuracy and objectivity in collecting, recording, processing, analysing, interpreting and reporting data in a spatial context 
• The ability to handle and evaluate different types and sources of information 
• The skills to think logically, and to present an ordered and coherent argument in a variety of ways 
• An excellent foundation for studies beyond Cambridge International A Level in Geography, in further or higher education, and for professional courses