Primary Geography Web Enquiries Questions posed by pupils (and teachers) are a vital part of locality-based enquiries in Primary Geography at Key Stages One and Two. The Web provides a means by which pupils can begin to find answers to questions about distant places independently. Below are a set of questions about localities based on National Curriculum requirements. Where is this place? How do people travel to, from and around this place? What does this place look like? Natural and man-made features Why do people visit this place? What foods do people eat? What jobs and activities go on in this place? How have people made use of or changed the environment? What changes are happening now? For better or worse? Are there any local issues related to land-use? What is it like to live here? What do you like and dislike about this place? What do the people who live here like and dislike? View a sample Web Enquiry which uses these questions Make Your Own Web Enquiry Using the web enquiries template create a web enquiry page based on a locality of your choice. Some possible localities include: Blackpool St Austell Sao Paulo Buncrana Kandy Castries Chembakolli Banjul Timbuktu Nairobi Singapore Maputo NB These localities differ very greatly in size! For Google and other Internet Search Tools, click here. Detailed guidance on how to set up a Web Enquiry page is available in two forms: a Web page a MS Word document - webenq_hbk.doc (270 kb) Email your queries and comments about these pages The Primary Geography Page - Chester College School of Education - Chester College PGCE (Primary)