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Population
Explore these KS3–KS5 teaching resources on population growth, population change and population distribution, including the impacts of government policies and the causes and effects of migration. The challenges caused by overpopulation and an ageing population, such as healthcare issues, are also covered here.
Students can revise case studies on rapid urbanisation and population control, and also practise their geographical skills by analysing population pyramids, and graphs of birth rates and death rates.
Simply filter by key stage to find the right resources for your class.