Geography

Number of Units: 2 

Consumables: $30 per annum

Description:  

 
Geography 

Geography is the study of places, people and environments and how they are interconnected. It explores how natural systems and human activities shape the Earth’s surface, creating patterns and change at different scales. The subject draws on natural sciences, social sciences and humanities to understand global diversity and complexity. Geography examines interdependence between people and environments and considers sustainability, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ environmental practices. Students use key concepts such as place, space, scale, change and interconnection to analyse issues. It develops skills in inquiry, fieldwork, critical thinking and data analysis, encouraging informed and responsible global citizenship.  

Course requirements:  

• Course must be studied with: Nil  

• Course cannot be studied with: Nil  

• Major work(s): Nil  

• Other course requirement(s): Nil  

• Course contributions will cover: Individual resource copying, consumables, equipment.  

• Additional resourcing requirements for the course: laptop, workbook, organiser 

Link to course webpage: Geography See for further information on assessment and course requirements.    

Contact: Mr Chris Dalton - Head Teacher Social Sciences.