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Why do people move around the world?
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I can explain what migration is, why people migrate and describe the challenges and opportunities they may experience.
I can explain how migration and climate change are linked.
I can explain what conflict and rights are, and explain how one impacts the other.
I can explain the different kinds of support migrants may need and who is likely to give this support.
I can explain what immigration control means, why countries do it and the different effects it can have.
I can explain how migration affects different communities both in the UK and in the countries people have emigrated from.
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