The 2019 competition gave pupils the chance to explore the potential that geography holds.
Where can geography take you?
Geography plays a crucial role in understanding our world, and is a subject that's constantly adapting to change. It is dynamic and relevant, and provides people with a multitude of opportunities. Whether you've always wanted geography to take you to a particular place, to help you in a particular career or to help you understand one of the many challenges facing our world, we wanted to know where geography can take you.
The competition had four categories: KS2 (pupils aged 9-11), KS3 (pupils aged 11-14), GCSE (pupils aged 14-16) and A Level (pupils aged 16-18). The Society encouraged schools to run their own semi-finals before entering their top-placed entries into the national competition. For more information about where geography can take you, see our section of the website about geography.
Key Stage 2 (students aged 9-11)
Aleena Bennett - Croydon High School Juniors
Rishabh Roy - Homefield Prepatory school
Josie Lawn – Croydon High School Juniors
Fergus de Mestre – St Paul’s Juniors
Key Stage 3 (students aged 11-14)
Catherine James – Lady Eleanor Holles School
Sabine Singh – Leicester High School for Girls
Sophia Bremen – Channing School
Dhara Thacker – Croxley Danes School
Key Stage 4 (students aged 14-16)
Jessica Barber – Wales High School
Naimah Begum – Bedford Academy
Katie Tooher – Nicholas Chamberlaine School
Benjamin Li – Stowe School
Key Stage 5 (students aged 16-18)
Victoria Caddick – Ormiston Shelfield Community Academy
Iona Benvie – Lathallan School
Raei Khan – Loughborough Grammar School
Louise Curtin – St Michaels Catholic Grammar School
Rex Walford Award
Victoria Pellant – Torquay Boys Grammar School
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