Yorkshire Geography

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There’s a diverse range of geographical beauties to be found in Yorkshire. From rolling hills to rugged coastlines, this trip offers hands-on learning that will inspire and educate students about the north’s natural landscapes.

Key Stage 3 GCSE A-level

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Discover the stunning landscapes of Yorkshire Dales National Park. Learn about its unique geology, glacial formations, and rich biodiversity.

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Flamborough Head – Study coastal erosion and marine ecosystems. Observe the chalk cliffs, sea stacks, and birdlife that make this area unique.

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Explore the Jurassic Coast and its fascinating fossil-rich cliffs. Discuss the geological history and the processes that have shaped this dramatic coastline.

Geo-Yorkshire: a home from home

Yorkshire is an exceptional destination for a school trip focused on geography. Known for its varied landscapes and friendly people, Yorkshire offers students a boots-on learning experience with its rolling hills, dramatic coastlines, and rich geological history.

Exploring the Yorkshire Dales National Park provides insights into glacial formations and diverse ecosystems. The Jurassic Coast reveals a treasure trove of fossils and geological wonders. At Flamborough Head, students can observe coastal erosion and marine life. This trip enhances geographical knowledge and fosters a deep appreciation for natural landscapes. ‘Ecky thump.

Interactive Learning: Students engage with real-world geography through site visits.
Diverse Landscapes: From hills to coasts, Yorkshire offers varied terrains for study.
Inspiring Nature: Hands-on exploration encourages a deeper appreciation for natural environments.

Malham Cove

Study the impressive limestone formation of Malham Cove. Learn about karst landscapes and the erosional processes that shaped this natural amphitheater.

Brimham Rocks

Discover the peculiar rock formations at Brimham Rocks. Discuss the geological history and natural erosion that created these fascinating structures.

Robin Hoods Bay

Go fossil hunting along the coast at Robin Hood’s Bay. Learn about the area’s geological past and the types of fossils that can be found here.

North York Moors

Experience the vast heather moorlands of the North York Moors. Understand the role of human activity in shaping these landscapes and their ecological significance.

Ingleborough Cave

Explore Ingleborough Cave and its stunning formations. Discuss the cave’s history, the stalactites, and stalagmites, and the underground water systems.

Bempton Cliffs

Observe the seabird colonies at Bempton Cliffs. Learn about the importance of this habitat for marine birds and the impact of coastal erosion.

York

Walk its ancient city walls, explore the stunning York Minster, and enjoy quaint shops and cafes. Perfect for history enthusiasts and culture lovers

Humber Bridge

Examine the engineering marvel of the Humber Bridge. Discuss its construction, challenges, and significance to the region.

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