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17/03/24

If you're in the area at lunchtime, why not head on over to the Stanley Culcross Open Space (near Belmont Road/West Green Road) & help celebrate the opening of a brand, new playpark there?This event is being organised by the Friends of Stanley Open Spaces with our support. pic.twitter.com/71gSyl5qkN

11/03/24

London Marathon 2024 - Emily Smith, Head of Primary at Harris Academy To... https://t.co/AKxjocjK84 via

11/03/24

Our pupils will be very excited that the amazing sends her seal of approval for Planet Omar themed dress up! https://t.co/PgyKfBMRD2

11/03/24

Wow!! Huge congratulations to the team 👏🏼 We look forward to being part of this exciting journey! https://t.co/PqYKUo0beZ

10/03/24

Got a spare £1 or £5 for charity?Emily Smith the Headteacher of a Tottenham Primary School is running the London marathon. Go on...please help her cause with a metaphoric 'good luck' and a charitable uplift. We appreciate it. https://t.co/wgf7rEGo7o

08/03/24

Thank you to everyone who swapped books at our book swap after school! We will be back out Monday for final swaps! pic.twitter.com/g4VTSt51Xu

08/03/24

For us no World Book Day can be complete without a costume parade in the playground! Miss Lodhi seriously in character here! pic.twitter.com/5udXkiqICU

08/03/24

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08/03/24

Watch out for the villains! 🦹🏽 pic.twitter.com/02bHtp7N4I

08/03/24

Fairy stories being magic!🧚🏻 pic.twitter.com/nfxYzC0QoF

08/03/24

It’s a Barbie world 💓 🌍 pic.twitter.com/IIEsvMgjlY

08/03/24

Our KS2 boys love the Planet Omar books pic.twitter.com/AkLtL1LAgR

07/03/24

We are delighted to have a new partnership with Harris Tottenham Academy, supporting 16 High Prior Attainers with 1-to-1 tuition in the run-up to the exams. ✨ pic.twitter.com/sJ0aGW5x79

06/03/24

Back tomorrow night on with guests - Author & Historian Jerry White plus Headteachers Nick Soar & Emily Smith we will be speaking about Emily’s great cause https://t.co/v2dSGt3JIG

06/03/24

It will be brilliant to share the Liverpool Street studio with marathon runner Emily Smith / one of 3 runners from in this year’s London Marathon https://t.co/OC5I8sBDaJ

06/03/24

Proud to support our sister school and the Headteacher of Primary Emily Smith. Please do sign up, every little helps. https://t.co/fx5W3cagNZ

06/03/24

Our Year 12 and 13 IT students were very lucky to get to spend today at the legendary . We had a tour of Lord's, learned about The Hundred's digital marketing strategy, and did a rebranding exercise. Thanks to for making it happen!🏏 pic.twitter.com/nx232UdhHZ

04/03/24

Want to find out more about Miss Smith & her 2024 London Marathon challenge! 🏃‍♂️ Click here: https://t.co/vFV8mNA5z1

26/02/24

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26/02/24

Primary & secondary pupils visited Cecil Sharp House today as part of modulo music scheme to encourage young people to join music ensembles & orchestras Pupils had a great time & can’t wait to preform on 1st July! 🎶 🎺🎷🎹 pic.twitter.com/wTQjHbungJ

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Geography

Rgs ibg lecture

“Geography is, in the broadest sense, an education for life and for living. Learning through geography – whether gained through formal learning or experientially through travel, fieldwork and expeditions – helps us all to be more socially and environmentally sensitive, better informed, and more responsible as citizens.”

Royal Geographical Society

Geography is taught weekly in Primary, where pupils from EYFS to Year 6 are made aware of their place in the world which helps them better understand the people, places and environments across the globe. Drawing on the vast range of vocabulary to identify and name places, the features within them and the human and physical processes, provides the building blocks of deeper explanation and understanding. We aim that every pupil is able to read, speak and write like a geographer.

Geography is a compulsory subject for KS3 and is currently taught twice a week in two separate single lessons for Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9.

Pupils in Year 10 and Year 11 study the GCSE course; this is taught across three lessons per week in Year 10 and four lessons per week in Year 11. Pupils in Years 12 and 13 study the A-level course which is designed to encourage pupils to become independent thinkers, who are confident in discussing ideas, developing research skills and knowledge. The A-level course is delivered across six lessons per week. The curriculum for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 can also be downloaded below.

Geography topics are categorised into enquiry questions, which form an overarching structure for each unit of work. Enquiry questions enable pupils to anchor their conceptual understanding within the subject, are referred to in each lesson, and answered at the end of the unit.


Mission statement

Our pupils will be critical thinkers. They will be able to analyse how humans and their physical environment are interdependent and have an impact on each other.

They will also become global citizens, understanding how their actions not only affect the present but can have positive or indeed negative impacts for future generations and how to reduce this.


Staff

Mr E Chandler – Assistant Principal and Teacher of Geography
Mr S Kacar – Assistant Principal and Teacher of Geography
Mr J Johnson – Teacher of Geography
Mr S Rahman – Teacher of Geography                                                                                                                                        Mrs Fernandes - Primary Subject Lead for Geography