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GeoBytesGCSE skip to main | skip to sidebar GeoBytesGCSE A blog to support students at St Ivo studying GCSE Geography (OCR A) Sunday, May 16, 2010 GEOBYTES GCSE - OCR A Revision Blog This blog is to support Year 11 students at St Ivo School currently preparing for the OCR A Geography GCSE.To wangle summary notes and revision resources for each unit of the GCSE course, please follow the links below.Unit 1 - People and the Physical WorldUnit 2 - People and the Human WorldUnit 3 - People and their NeedsUnit 4 - People and their Environment Posted by Mr Chambers at 8:40 AM 0 comments Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Search This Blog About Me Mr Chambers St Ivo School Geography Department Teacher of Geography and Travel and Tourism View my well-constructed profile Welcome to GeoBytesGCSE.blogspot. This blog is aimed at students at St Ivo School studying the OCR A GCSE Geography Course. 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