Geography

From map reading and orienteering to rivers and flood defences, check out the full range of practical Geography sessions available for Secondary School students below.

Human Geography
Develop contextual knowledge by exploring your a grid squares of Milton Keynes. Students will use geographical field work techniques to understand the processes involved in turning farmers fields into an area for housing, retail and recreation.
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Mapping Masterminds
After learning how to use a compass, students follow an ordnance survey map to try and find particular landmarks and features in an orienteering style challenge. This session will help to develop competency in interpreting a range of sources of geographical information.
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River Deep, Mountain High
Students explore the features of a river to understand the process of river formation, features of the river course and wildlife found along the riverbank.
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Fieldworks Skill and Techniques
Students get to try their hand at different observation, surveying and measuring techniques used by geographers and scientists to monitor species and understand the natural world. They will collect, analyse and communicate with a range of data.
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Without a Trace
Students learn survival skills through this bush craft themed session with an environmental message. This session develops understanding of how human and physical processes interact and our responsibility to recognise that the Earth is a source of limited resources. Through shelter building they will work objectively, modifying explanations to take account of new evidence and ideas and subjecting results to peer review.
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