[additional] Recommendations/Endorsements Endorsed for Edexcel Geography GCSE A and B (2016), Edexcel GCE (2016) specifications and for the Edexcel Geography iGCSE specification View Edexcel endorsement statement For a full list of GCSE "endorsed for Edexcel" resources by Pumpkin click here For a full list of GCE "endorsed for Edexcel" resources by Pumpkin click here Suggested exam board specification links AQA GCSE Unit 3.1 Living with the physical environment 3.1.3 Physical landscapes in the UK Coastal landscapes in the UK 3.1.3.2 AQA iGCSE Unit 1 Dynamic Physical World Coastal processes and pressures Cambridge iGCSE Theme 2 The natural environment 2.3 Coasts Edexcel GCE Area 1 Dynamic Landscapes Topic 2 Landscape Systems, Processes and Change Coastal Landscapes and Change 2B.2, 2B.3, 2B.4, 2B.5, 2B.6, 2B.12 Edexcel GCSE A Component 1 The Physical Environment Topic 1 Coastal landscapes and processes 1.3, 1.4, 1.5 Edexcel GCSE B Component 2 UK Geographical Issues Topic 4 Coastal change and conflict 4.3 Edexcel iGCSE Section A The Natural Environment 2 Coastal Environments OCR GCE Component 1 Physical Systems 1.1.1 Landscape Systems Coastal Landscapes 1.1.1.1a, 1.1.1.1b, 1.1.1.2a OCR GCSE A Component 1 Living in the UK Today 1.1 Landscapes of the UK 1.1.4 OCR GCSE B Component 1 Content of Our Natural World 3.2 Distinctive Landscapes What influences the landscapes of the UK? 3.2.a [/additional] UPDATED VERSION - INCLUDES NEW SECTIONS ON DUNES AND MORE DETAILED EXPLANATIONS OF PROCESSES AND LANDFORMS. Why do novice surfers prefer constructive waves? What happens when you take away a village's natural sea defences? Filmed along the dorset coastline, this resource provides up-to-date explanations and examples of the processes and landforms that shape coastal environments, bringing the subject alive through interviews with surfers, coastal surveyors and environmentalists. The programme uses a systems approach and explores the role of littoral cells and sediment movement. Illustrated landforms include: Lulworth Cove, Old Harry, Studland Bay, Sandbanks, Slapton Ley, Hallsands and Portland Bill. Sections 1. The power of the sea (The tale of Hallsands) 2'58" 2. What causes waves? 3'41" 3. Constructive and destructive waves 3'43" 4. Erosion processes 3'18" 5. The Jurassic Coast 6'30" 6. Deposition - landforms, processes and management 5'09" 7. Sand dune formation and migration 2'31" 8. Littoral cells 3'50" Click here to view the interactive student activities Click here to download the full programme script
