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10 August 2026

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Evaluate the effectiveness of the Banbury UK flood defence scheme by analysing how storage reservoirs, embankments and land‑use changes have reduced flood risk and improved community resilience.

Compare management strategies between the UK and an LIC to highlight contrasts in funding, technology, community involvement and long‑term sustainability.

Analyse social, economic and environmental impacts of river management using structured case‑study evidence to build strong GCSE‑level evaluation skills.

Assess how wealth and climate change influence management choices by exploring why richer nations can invest in engineered solutions while LICs often rely on community‑based or nature‑based approaches.

This lesson is exam‑focused, case‑study rich, and designed for high‑level evaluation, giving pupils the analytical depth needed for top‑grade GCSE responses.

Some visuals in this resource were made with AI to help bring ideas to life and support student understanding.

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