This online programme is designed for teachers, subject leaders and curriculum leaders to look closely at primary geography and find out how we can implement a well-sequenced, coherent geography curriculum. This programme will guide discussions about conceptual geography knowledge of place, space and the environment and how these concepts manifest in contextual knowledge within the curriculum. Participants will reflect upon curriculum planning in geography and what progression looks like. Importantly, we will consider how the geography curriculum can develop awareness of important global geographical issues and support children’s understanding of the world around them.

We will consider questions such as;

  • What do we teach in geography and why?
  • How can we sequence the geography curriculum to ensure children are making progress from lesson to lesson, unit to unit and year to year?
  • What can we do to ensure that the knowledge we teach ‘sticks’?
  • How can we embed local geography and fieldwork in a meaningful way?
  • What can we do to help develop children’s spatial sense?
  • How can we develop vocabulary in geography and support writing at length?
  • How can we effectively assess in geography and review the impact of our geography curriculum?

This course is for curriculum leaders, geography subject leaders and teachers and will reflect upon the role that geography plays in the new Ofsted inspection framework.

This programme includes access to online training videos, three live sessions across the year and suggested gap tasks. All sessions will be recorded and available for participants.

It is essential that delegates have completed the pre-recorded training before each live session.

The lives sessions will take place 4-5pm on: 10th November, 23rd March, 8th June

8 June 2023

16:00 - 17:00

virtual

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Regular £200