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A survey of how we get to school

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I can collect information to find out how pupils in my class get to school, and why they travel that way.

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In investigations, geographers collect and organise information to sort and rank it. Many different means of transport are used to travel to school, e.g. bus, walk, car, train, bike. Graphs showing information (or data) from fieldwork or surveys can help us discuss and analyse what has been found out. People have different reasons for choosing how they travel, e.g. distance, time available, safety, the weather, etc.

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