1. Settlement Patterns and Hierarchy Put the following people in order of responsibility in the school: Head Teacher Deputy Head Teacher Pastoral Team Leader Students Teacher

2. Today we are learning about… By the end of the lesson… Settlement Patterns and Hierarchy the different shapes villages come in called patterns, these patterns are dictated by physical geography. The size of settlements is also linked to the amount of services it has; this is called settlement hierarchy. ALL can identify settlement patterns and sort settlements by size (Level 3) MOST will be able to describe settlement patterns and settlement characteristics by size (Level 4) SOME will be able to explain why a settlement has a certain pattern and explain the link between size and the number of services it has (Level 5)

3. Settlement Hierarchy Pastoral Team Leader Deputy Head Teacher Head Teacher Teacher Students

4. Settlement Hierarchy Hamlet Conurbation City Large Town Small Town Village Isolated Dwelling Capital City More services More people Less settlements

5. Examples of Services Settlement size, importance and sphere of influence decreasing.

6. Settlement Patterns and Hierarchy Sort your labels out into size order and place them in your table. Once you have completed the table – make a settlement hierarchy pyramid – you need to put the biggest settlement at the top and the smallest settlement at the bottom.

7. Capital City1 or 2 millionGovernment Buildings London ConurbationUp to half a million University and major sports ground Newcastle Upon Tyne CitySeveral millionSmall airport and cathedral Carlisle Large TownUp to 100 thousand Shopping centrePenrith Small TownUp to 20 thousand Swimming pool and railway station Wigton VillageUp to 5 thousand Post office and church Dalston HamletSeveral familiesNo servicesStonethwaite Isolated Dwelling One familyNo servicesWood Farm Settlement Type PopulationServices Example

8. Settlement Patterns DispersedLinearNucleated

9. Settlement Patterns and Hierarchy Using your OS map find as many examples of settlement patterns as you can and fill in the table below. Dispersed76,44Bowden Settlement PatternGrid ReferenceVillage Name Reason

10. Today we are learning about… By the end of the lesson… Settlement Patterns and Hierarchy the different shapes villages come in called patterns, these patterns are dictated by physical geography. The size of settlements is also linked to the amount of services it has; this is called settlement hierarchy. ALL can identify settlement patterns and sort settlements by size (Level 3) MOST will be able to describe settlement patterns and settlement characteristics by size (Level 4) SOME will be able to explain why a settlement has a certain pattern and explain the link between size and the number of services it has (Level 5)

11. Nucleated, Linear or Dispersed? Why?

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13. Nucleated, Linear or Dispearsed? Why?

14. Nucleated, Linear or Dispersed? Why?

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