Our geography curriculum spans every corner of the globe from the UK to Egypt, Greece to South America, Russia to Mexico, Italy to India, the Arctic to the Antarctic. We dive deep into the oceans, climb high atop mountains, explore frozen plains, trek through rainforests, conquer the land and sea, and discover the world’s flora and fauna. It is a  worldwide adventure not  to be missed!

When looking at our home city, our children explore the human and physical features of our city, comparing them to a village location. They write a travel guide to show the key features of the city after looking at various landmarks on a city centre tour. The younger children in school explore our local area of Cheylesmore, developing geographical skills such as map reading, exploring aerial photos, and drawing maps with keys and symbols. 

Through our bespoke, exciting Manor Park University, we currently offer a very exciting geography course –Explore Coventry. During this course, pupils learn about our local area, the city of Coventry, whilst developing their knowledge through map work and fieldwork. Children will also work towards their Coventry Young Explorer's Trail badge by solving clues to discover different landmarks in Coventry City Centre.

In Year 4, our children are taken on a 2-night residential to Whitby. Staying in the grounds of Whitby Abbey, the children have the perfect base to explore the local beach, town and countryside and compare this with their own city. A range of activities including a town trail, coastal walk, fossil hunting and beach art will be enjoyed by the children in this beautiful coastal setting.

Each year, our Year 6 children are taken on a residential to Plas Dol-y-Moch located in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. During their 4-night residential, our children are given the opportunity to experience the outdoor environment whilst participating in adventurous activities such as kayaking, gorge walking, orienteering and mine exploration.  It is a fantastic opportunity to build resilience, responsibility, and respect for the environment and allows the children to take their learning outside of the classroom.