the development of machinery and technology in industries such that it reduces the need for human labour

the movement of manufacturing industries from developed countries to emerging and developing countries

an area of land dedicated to businesses specialising in science and technology

a tertiary sector industry that deals with banking, investments, pensions and insurance

Changing economic sectors in urban and rural areas

Geography

UK cities and population distribution

Impacts of migration on the UK's population

Economic impacts of globalisation

This unit teaches pupils about the human geography of the UK. Pupils learn about population distribution, the location of cities and the impacts of migration. Pupils also learn about the role of the UK government and the EU and the importance of globalisation in the UK's changing economy.

Places and people in the UK

Which region in the UK has experienced deindustrialisation, leading to a shift from manufacturing to service-based industries?

The biggest change in primary industries has been the increased use of machinery and technology. This is known as {{}}.

Knowledge-based activities like research and IT

What is the quaternary sector focused on?

Growing demand for sustainable and high-quality products

Reduced consumer interest in local industries

Why have some primary and secondary industries remained successful despite overall decline?

A town or city with high population density

What is the most densely populated region in the UK?

Which sector includes jobs in farming, fishing, and mining?

Which economic sector has grown the most in UK cities?

To escape pollution and enjoy a quieter life

Why do some people move from cities to rural areas?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Changing economic sectors in urban and rural areas

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.