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Welcome to Newhouse Academy
with a diverse, vibrant, friendly and aspirational environment.
September 2026 Ofsted Inspection
Green gradings across every category confirming that the school meets and exceeds foundational educational standards.
2026 GCSE Results: Record Academic Success Across the Board
Major achievements in the core subjects of English, mathematics, and science.
2026 GCSE Results: Curriculum-Wide Growth
Improved student attainment across every subject area - both academic and technical.
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Ofsted Report - September 2026 Inspectors noted that "pupils have a sense of belonging”, recognising that they “feel safe at the school," and emphasising that pupils "appreciate the culture of the school and buy into the 'Our People' vision."
Behaviour and Safety
Ofsted Report - September 2026 The report described Newhouse Academy as a "friendly, calm school where pupils live up to the standards expected of them," noting that pupils "wear their uniform with pride," behave respectfully, and feel safe knowing they have trusted adults to rely on.
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Dedicated Staff and Leadership
Ofsted Report - September 2026 The report highlighted a "culture of teamwork and shared high ambition for pupils," noting that staff feel motivated, supported, and trusted to deliver high-quality teaching.

Geography

Geography Curriculum Overview

Key Stage 3
Term 1 - September to December
Year group Half term 1 Half term 2
Year 7 New at Newhouse
Rethinking Resources
Rethinking Resources continued
Weather and Climate
Year 8 Development Dynamics Climate Change
Glaciation Giants
Year 9 Blooming Biomes Tectonics Titans
Term 2 - January to April
Year group Half term 3 Half term 4
Year 7 Weather and Climate continued Population
Risky Russia (including economy and trade)
Year 8 Glaciation Giants continued
Middle East
Middle East continued
Year 9 Raging Rivers Awesome Africa
Term 3 - April to July
Year group Half term 5 Half term 6
Year 7 Risky Russia continued
Amazing Asia
Amazing Asia continued
UK Urban vs Rural and Fieldwork
Year 8 Going to Extremes Cracking Coasts and Fieldwork
Year 9 Problem Plastic Going Globalised
Key Stage 4
Term 1 - September to December
Year group Half term 1 Half term 2
Year 10 Urban World, Rio, Brazil
Urban Change
Manchester
Manchester Urban Fieldwork
Ecosystems, Rainforests and Deserts
Year 11 UK Changing Economy
Brazil
Natural Hazards Tectonic
Natural Hazard - Weather and Climate Change
Term 2 - January to April
Year group Half term 3 Half term 4
Year 10 Ecosystems, Rain Forests and Deserts continued
Jan Mock Exams
Physical Landscapes - Coasts and Rivers
Year 11 Resource Management and Energy Revision
Term 3 - April to July
Year group Half term 5 Half term 6
Year 10 Physical Landscapes - Coasts and Rivers Rivers Fieldwork and Changing Economic World-Development
Year 11 Pre-release
Paper 3 and Revision

Suggested reading material to support subject learning

Books

Human Geography
Physical Geography

Podcasts:

Websites

Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4

Documentaries and Films

To find out more about the curriculum Newhouse Academy delivers please contact Mrs Gregory-Harris on 01706 369436 or email learning@newhouseacademy.co.uk