Unit 1: Changing Physical and Human Landscapes (3110U10-1)
June 2024
WJEC GCSE Geography Past Papers
Every WJEC GCSE Geography past paper is available, each one paired with its official mark scheme. The papers run from 2018 to 2024, grouped by year so you can work back from the latest sitting.
2024
3 papers
Unit 2: Environmental and Developmental Issues (3110U20-1)
June 2024
Unit 3: Fieldwork Enquiry (3110U30-1)
June 2024
2023
3 papers
Unit 1: Changing Physical and Human Landscapes (3110U10-1)
June 2023
Unit 2: Environmental and Developmental Issues (3110U20-1)
June 2023
Unit 3: Fieldwork Enquiry (3110U30-1)
June 2023
2022
3 papers
Unit 1: Changing Physical and Human Landscapes (3110U10-1)
June 2022
Unit 2: Environmental and Developmental Issues (3110U20-1)
June 2022
Unit 3: Fieldwork Enquiry (3110U30-1)
June 2022
2019
3 papers
Unit 1: Changing Physical and Human Landscapes (3110U10-1)
June 2019
Unit 2: Environmental and Developmental Issues (3110U20-1)
June 2019
Unit 3: Fieldwork Enquiry (3110U30-1)
June 2019
2018
3 papers
Unit 1: Changing Physical and Human Landscapes (3110U10-1)
June 2018
Unit 2: Environmental and Developmental Issues (3110U20-1)
June 2018
Unit 3: Fieldwork Enquiry (3110U30-1)
June 2018
WJEC GCSE Geography past papers FAQs
Are these WJEC GCSE Geography past papers free to download?
Yes. Every WJEC GCSE Geography past paper and mark scheme on this page is free to download - no sign-up and no premium tier. It's put together by qualified tutors, and it stays free.
Do the Geography past papers come with mark schemes?
Yes - every paper here links to its official WJEC mark scheme, so you can sit the paper and then mark your own work the way an examiner would.
What years do these Geography past papers cover?
This page lists 15 WJEC Geography papers from 2018 to 2024, grouped by year with the question paper and mark scheme for each sitting.
How should I use past papers to revise Geography?
Sit each paper in one go under timed conditions without your notes, then mark it honestly against the official mark scheme. Note the topics where you dropped marks, revise those, then move on to the next paper.
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