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GEOGRAPHY
Through Geography, the children at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School develop a sense of awe and wonder and a bank of knowledge about Earth and the people who live on it.
As they move up through school, the children of Dulwich Hamlet Junior School embark on a journey around the continents which will widen their outlook and inspire them to develop a true appreciation of the world and environmental issues. Children become progressively more understanding and knowledgeable about the links between the diverse physical features of the world, the humans who live with and use those features and the actions which shape and change them. Pupils also develop and practise field study skills which enable them to develop comparisons between the physical and human features of the region in which they live and a true appreciation of those of other areas of the world.
As they move up through school, the children of Dulwich Hamlet Junior School embark on a journey around the continents which will widen their outlook and inspire them to develop a true appreciation of the world and environmental issues. Children become progressively more understanding and knowledgeable about the links between the diverse physical features of the world, the humans who live with and use those features and the actions which shape and change them. Pupils also develop and practise field study skills which enable them to develop comparisons between the physical and human features of the region in which they live and a true appreciation of those of other areas of the world.
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Curriculum:
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Year 6
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Two Year 4 pupils explain their understanding of tectonics.
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“Because I live in England, I haven’t been to Africa before and I learned a lot about it in Year 5.” Zac, Year 6