Geography
Our aim at Burlington Junior School is to encourage pupils to develop an appreciation and understanding of the world, initially building a secure physiological and social knowledge of the local community and subsequently developing and applying this to a wider range of regions, countries and continents of the world.
Pupils will be taught to make links between these areas of learning, with the aim of developing engaged, motivated and curious learners that take an interest in the world around them.
Further information
Geography curriculum posts
UK Parliament visit
This week Burlington Junior School pupils have had a visit from Rachael Dodgson, the Senior Education and Engagement Officer from the UK Parliament. Rachael held an assembly with [...]
ECO Conference
On Wednesday 14th November, six members of the Burlington School Eco-Team attended an Environmental Conference at the Guildhall in Hull. Along with children from nine other schools across [...]
Murton Park – Class 2
The children in Years 3, 4 and 5 have all had the opportunity to visit Murton Park as part of this term's topic. Year 3 are learning all [...]
Murton Park – Year 5
Year 5 turned into Vikings this week and spent time in a real Viking village. They had to show their strength and willingness to work in the field, [...]
Densholme Farm – Science Club
Pupils from Burlington Junior School's Science Club spent an educational day at Densholme Farm with staff from Hull Children's University, learning about renewable energy and organic farming. The [...]
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