Primary Geography
The benefits of studying Primary Geography
Our Primary Geography homeschooling course aims to inspire your child with a curiosity and fascination about the world and its people that will remain with them for the rest of their lives.
This course covers the requirements of the UK Key Stage 2 English National Curriculum over 4 years and aims for children to:
- Develop knowledge of the location of globally significant places, as well as their defining physical and human characteristics
- Understand the processes that give rise to the key physical and human geographical features of the world, and how these vary over space and time
- Become competent in a wide range of geographical skills
Once completed, our Primary Geography homeschooling course lays the foundations for children to transition smoothly to our Secondary Geography course.
Apply NowTHE SYLLABUS AND HOURS OF STUDY
- Allow for up to 1 hour of study time per week for your child to complete each year of Primary Geography plus additional time for completing assignments
- Your child should be able to complete each year of the course in 9 months
- We offer Study Skills Sessions for those students who need some extra help managing their studies
Key Topics Covered
3 topics are covered in each year of the course, with each one being made up of 12 modules and 3 assignments.
The topics covered are shown below. Click on the year for course sample:
Year 3 – The World, Your Local Area; The UK
Year 4 – Map Skills; Natural Hazards; Settlement
Year 5 – Weather, Climate & Ecosystems; Comparing Countries; Economic Activity
Year 6 – Water & Rivers; Population & Resources; Environmental problems & Solutions
Course Fee
The fee for our Primary Geography homeschooling course each subject per year (Year 3, 4, 5 or 6) is £450 by instalments or £427 in full.
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Apply NowMeet our Primary Level Geography Tutors
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Stephanie Redhead
I find working one to one with students is extremely rewarding as study can be tailored to both support and challenge. It is wonderful to help children make progress as independent learners.
BA, PGCE Subject: Primary English, Geography, Science, Maths View Profile -
Edward Morris
I have always been interested in how children learn. There is always a way to spark interest and promote enthusiasm for every subject. I take pride in enabling children to learn in their own way.
BA, QTS Subject: Primary Level All Subjects View Profile -
Jane Wilson
Helping pupils reach their full potential and enriching their educational experiences is my ultimate goal. I have attained endorsements in Gifted and Talented Education.
BEd, MEd Subject: Primary Level All Subjects View Profile -
Julia Ponsford
I have a passion for helping children to develop confidence and have an in-depth knowledge of a variety of learning styles and ways to support specific learning difficulties children may have.
MA, PGCE Subject: Primary English, Geography, History, Maths, Science View Profile -
James Hazel
I’m fascinated by how people learn. Nothing is better than really getting to know each student. I enjoy talking with students about their greatest successes and how they deal with their failures.
BA, QTS, PGCE Subject: Primary English, Computing, Geography, History, Maths View Profile -
Tara Scully
Ignacio Estrada said, “If a child can’t learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn.” This sums up what I have enjoyed most about teaching and what motivates me.
MA Subject: Primary English, Geography, History, Maths & Science View Profile -
Carol Carter
Geography is such an important subject: it teaches us what the world we live in is like now, how it came to be this way and what it may look like in the future. I hope you too will love Geography.
BSc, PGCE Subject: Geography View Profile
Anna Dombek, Homeschooling Parent, Poland
I cannot praise Geography enough: such a fantastic course, so clever and challenging in a positive way! Natalia found it the hardest but also absorbing, especially the topic on population. Thank you again for this year. I don’t think there is a better way to educate a child.
