At Franche Primary we embed the key skills and knowledge of Geography within purposeful and engaging cross-curricular topics to inspire children’s natural curiosity about the world and its people. As outlined in the National Curriculum, learning and teaching will encompass the study of both human and physical Geography, children will be encouraged to understand and respect the differences between a wide range of people and environments.
Fieldwork skills will be taught in school and off-site which will include the gathering of data, use of digital technology and communicating geographical information in a variety of ways. In addition to this, to ensure depth of knowledge and understanding, our weekly ‘Where in the World sessions’ explore local and global issues whilst developing map skills to become competently map-literate. These relevant learning opportunities and experiences will ensure that children develop an understanding of where they are within the world.
Fieldwork investigating the features of the River Stour and flood defence at Puxton Marsh
1/9
Fieldwork identifying human and physical features and exploring land use at Haye Farm
2/9
Fieldwork investigating human and physical features of the school grounds
3/9
Building Locational Knowledge
4/9
Using four figure grid references
5/9
Using aerial images
6/9
Exploring changes over time in the local community
7/9
Naming features of a river with the Canal and River Trust
8/9
Visit from the Canal and River Trust linked to rivers and water safety
9/9
Home learning help
Click on one of the links below for some useful websites to develop your child's Geographical understanding:
Click on one of the links below for some useful websites to develop your child's Geographical understanding: