This engaging lesson focuses on the impacts of migration to the UK, specifically exploring how migration affects both rural and urban areas. Pupils analyse real data on migrant source countries, develop their geographical skills by creating a flow line map, and evaluate the social, economic and environmental consequences of migration. The lesson builds from data interpretation through to structured exam-style responses, with clear scaffolding and differentiated tasks throughout.
Designed to align directly with GCSE Geography, the presentation supports key specification content on population and migration, including data interpretation, map skills, and extended writing using chains of reasoning. It prepares pupils for exam questions by modelling responses and providing sentence starters and mark scheme guidance.

This bundle also includes accompanying resources to support delivery,—making it a complete, ready-to-teach lesson package ideal for saving planning time while maintaining strong curriculum alignment