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Humanities

Geography, History & Religious Education

Staff

Mr P Bidwell BA

(PB)

History / Geography

Mr M Burns BSc. (Hons)

(MB)

Curriculum Leader (Humanities / Geography)

Mr P Harper BA (Hons)

(PH)

Assistant Curriculum Leader (RE)

Mrs K Clay BA (Hons)

(KC)

Assistant Curriculum Leader (History)

Mr G Wigley BA  MA (Ed)

(GW)

History

Mrs K Lewis BA (Hons) 

(KL)

History

Geography

Key Stage 3 Topics Studied (Years 7-9) Term
   
Year 7  
The School Environment And Where We Live 1
Our Home Region And Using Maps 2
Changing Coastlines 3
   
Year 7 Homework
Where I Live
Present an information sheet about the settlement where you live.
Some questions you may find helpful to get you started:
  - What is the name of your village, town, city?
  - How many people live there?
  - How far is it from other places?
  - Can you include a map to show where it is
  - What services can you find there? e.g. shops, factories, jobs etc.
  - What transport links e.g. motorway, train etc.
  - How did your settlement get its name?
  - What are your personal opinions about living there?
   
Year 8  
The Unstable Earth 1
A European Country - Italy 1
The Restless Atmosphere 2
A Rivers Journey 3
   
Year 8 Homework
Tectonic Research
Research and present information about a tectonic event e.g. earthquake, volcano, tsunami.
Some useful points you may like to cover in your presentation:
  - When did it happen?
  - Explain why it happened
  - Write a description of the natural disaster
  - How did it affect people?
  - What was the impact on the environment?
  - How has the area coped with a recovery?
   
Year 9  
Divided World? 1
Can The Earth Cope 2
Living In Japan 3
Tourism - Good Or Bad? 3
   
Year 9 Homework
How I would make the world a fairer place for everyon
e
Think up five or six key steps you would take. Put them in order of priority. You could give them in any form you wish, for example as a drawing or even a poem. End by saying, how these steps will affect your own life.
   
Key Stage 3 targets will be set at the start of each year. A teacher assessment of performance will be made at the end of each year, with a final KS3 level attained provided after the SAT results are published in the summer term of Year 9.
   
Key Stage 4 Topics Studied (Years 10-11)
(This is an optional subject at Key Stage 4)
Term
   
Year 10  
Unstable Plate Margins 1
Weather Hazards 1
Water And Food Supply 2
Pressures On The Physical Environment 2
Contrasting Levels Of Development 3
Resource Depletion 3
Economic Development And The Global Environment 3
   
Year 11  
Tourism And The Economy 1
Changing City And Town Centres 1
Population Change 2
Rural-Urban Migration 2
Pressure At The Rural-Urban Fringe 3


Exam: 25%
Coursework: 75%

Exam Board: AQA
Syllabus:
3033
   
Trips / Activities:  
Visit to Natural History Museum, Looking at Earth Galleries. Year 10
Visit to Portsmouth and Gunwharf Quay to collect data for completion of coursework investigation. Year 11

 


 

History

Key Stage 3 Topics Studied (Years 7-9) Term
   
Year 7  
Britain 1066 - 1500 Medieval Realms 1, 2
Black People of the Americas 3
   
Year 8  
Britain 1500 - 1750 Tudors & Stuarts 1, 2
Britain 1750 - 1900 Industrial Revalution 3
   
Year 9  
Twentieth Century - WWI, WWII, Holocaust and Cold War 1, 2
American West - Native Americans 3
   
Key Stage 3 targets will be set at the start of each year. A teacher assessment of performance will be made at the end of each year, with a final KS3 level attained provided after the SAT results are published in the summer term of Year 9.
   
Key Stage 4 Topics Studied (Years 10-11)
(This is an optional subject at Key Stage 4)
Term
   
Year 10  
American West 1, 2
Global Terrorism 2, 3
   
Year 11  
Medicine Through Time 1, 2, 3
Bodiam Castle 1

Exam: 75%
Coursework: 25%

Exam Board: OCR
Syllabus: 1935(A) SHP
   
Trips / Activities:
The History Department runs two trips in KS4. In year 10, students visit the London Science Museum to see the Medicine exhibits and in Year 11 students visit Bodiam Castle as part of their GCSE coursework. These trips have been run for several years and students have enjoyed them both.
In addition the History department run revision sessions for Year 11 from February onwards every year.

 


 

Religious Education

Key Stage 3 Topics Studied (Years 7-9) Term
   
Year 7  
Symbols 1
Sikhism & Equality 2
People of Faith 3
   
Year 8  
Islam 1
Festivals Project 2
Christian Lifestyle 3
   
Year 9  
Pilgrimage and Rites of Passage 1
Religion & Science 2
Racism 3
   
Key Stage 3 targets will be set at the start of each year. A teacher assessment of performance will be made at the end of each year, with a final KS3 level attained provided after the SAT results are published in the summer term of Year 9.
   
Key Stage 4 Topics Studied (Years 10-11)
(This is an optional subject at Key Stage 4)
Term
   
Year 10  
The Island 1
Judaism - Key Beliefs & Festivals 1
Christianity - Key Beliefs & Festivals 2
Animal Rights, Protest & Environment 2
Prejudice, Sexuality & Abortion 3
   
Year 11  
Hinduism - Key Beliefs & Festivals 1
Crime & Punishment 1
Rich and Poor in Society 2
Matters of Life and Death 2
Drugs 2


Exam:
50% Year 10
50% Year 11

 
Exam Board: AQA  
Syllabus:
Religious Studies (Spec B)
 
   
Trips / Activities:  
Trip to London visiting 2 Christain communities:
- Brompton Oratory - Traditional Catholic
- Holy Trinity Brompton - Contempory C of E
Year 10
Trip to London visiting:
- Hindu Temple in Neasden
- Christian Community in Bayswater - Westbourne Park Baptist Church
Year 11
Planned GCSE trip to New York in January 2009  

 

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