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  3. Geography Edexcel A

Geography

Spec 1GA0

Free Edexcel A GCSE Geography revision: 1,247 exam-style questions and past papers from 2018–2025 with mark schemes.

The changing landscapes of the UK

Overview of the UK's physical landscape

Coastal landscapes and processes

River landscapes and processes

Glaciated upland landscapes and processes

Weather hazards and climate change

Global atmosphere and climate change

Tropical cyclones

Drought

Ecosystems, biodiversity and management

Global and UK ecosystems and the biosphere

Tropical rainforests

Deciduous woodlands

Changing cities

Overview of urban patterns and processes

Case study of a major UK city

Case study of a major city in a developing or emerging country

Global development

Global development overview

Case study of development in a developing or emerging country

Resource management

Overview of the global and UK distribution of food, energy and water

Energy resource management

Water resource management

Geographical investigations – fieldwork

Investigating physical environments (rivers or coasts)

Investigating human environments (urban or rural)

Geographical investigations – UK challenges

The UK's resource consumption and environmental sustainability challenge

The UK settlement, population and economic challenges

The UK's landscape challenges

The UK's climate change challenges

Assessment at a glance

AssessmentFormatDurationMarksWeighting
Paper 1: The Physical EnvironmentWritten exam1h 45m94 marks37.5%
Paper 2: The Human EnvironmentWritten exam1h 30m94 marks37.5%
Paper 3: Geographical Investigations: Fieldwork and UK ChallengesWritten exam1h 30m64 marks25%

Course aims & skills

Edexcel A GCSE Geography builds the skills examiners reward. By the end of the course you should be able to:

  • Interpret and analyse maps, graphs and geospatial data
  • Evaluate the causes, impacts and management of natural hazards
  • Explain the formation of coastal, river and glacial landforms
  • Analyse patterns and processes of urbanisation and development
  • Assess strategies for managing resources and environments sustainably
  • Plan, carry out and evaluate geographical fieldwork enquiries
  • Interpret Ordnance Survey maps and use GIS
  • Construct evidenced arguments and make geographical judgements
  • Apply case study knowledge to unfamiliar contexts

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