Geography
Subject leads: Emma Miller (lead) and Ashlyn McKechnie (deputy)
At Woodfield, we enable children to meet their full potential, make progress through their learning journey, increase their cultural capital and develop into well-rounded citizens. We recognise the importance of geographical knowledge in every aspect of daily life; preparing children to navigate their future.
Why do we teach Geography? | How do we teach Geography? |
At Woodfield, we have a clear focus on locational knowledge, human and physical geography and geographical skills and fieldwork. It is important that our children gain an understanding of the world and how it came to be. We want our children to appreciate and consider their local area and look at it’s features in detail. We compare and contrast localities to ensure our children recognise similarities and differences in a number of different places around the world. | We follow the National Curriculum ensuring all children’s needs are met and activities are set at appropriate, yet challenging levels. All lessons are based on core skills and knowledge with planned practise of the new skills taught in the lesson. Cross-curricular opportunities are provided to apply this knowledge and skill set in a range of contexts. |
Geography Core Curriculum Offer |
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We are learning how to understand and navigate the world in which we live.
Links to useful resources:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/topics/ce4p3z0g02pt
Our Geography partners:
As part of our Geography curriculum and wider offer we work alongside, and access resources provided by, a range of community partners. This year we will be working with:
Digimaps
National Geographical Association
Kingswood
The Yorkshire Wildlife Park
Amazon UK
Woodfield Park
White Post Farm
The Rivers Trust
Go Green
Doncaster Council (Road Safety, Litter Picking)
Culina