the act of moving into a new host location

the act of moving out of a source location

someone who seeks permanent or temporary protection in another country from the persecution or danger they experience in their home country

someone who has successfully sought asylum in another country and is henceforth protected by international law

Impacts of migration on the UK's population

Geography

UK cities and population distribution

Changing economic sectors in urban and rural areas

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

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

someone seeking protection in another country from persecution/danger

someone granted asylum in a country and protected by international law

Match the keywords and their definitions.

What is one economic impact of migration in the UK?

How does migration contribute to UK culture?

What is the approximate population of the UK?

Which part of the UK has the highest population?

What is the term for people moving from one country to another?

A country where more people are born than die

A population with a high proportion of older people

Which UK region has the lowest population density?

Impacts of migration on the UK's population

Lesson outcome

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