Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 The changing

Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 The changing population What does ‘population’ mean?

Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 The changing population What does ‘population’ mean?

Our school: The changing population How many children are there in my class? How many children are there in my school? How many classes are there in each year group? How many boys are there in my class? How many boys are there in my school? How many girls are there in my class? How many girls are there in my school? How many teachers are there in my school?

The changing population The population of our local area: What is the overall population in my local area? How many household languages are there in my local area? How many women are there in my local area? How many people aged 0 to 4 years are there in my local area?

Key Stage 2 The changing population Over a hundred years ago there were not as many people in the country as there are today. In 1901, there were just over 30 million people in England just over 2 million people in Wales. One century later, in 2001 there were more than 48 million people in England nearly 3 million people in Wales. Let’s look at the next table!

The changing population Let’s look at how the population has grown in over a hundred years! Year England Wales Total 1901 30, 436, 051 2, 033, 287 32, 469, 338 2011 53, 012, 456 3, 063, 456 56, 075, 912 Which is the greatest number? And which is the smallest number? Wales Were there more people in 1901 or in 2011?

The changing population Let’s look at this table showing the population growth. Year England Wales Total 1901 30, 436, 051 2, 033, 287 32, 469, 338 1911 33, 570, 142 2, 442, 041 36, 012, 183 1921 37, 275, 526 2, 656, 474 39, 932, 000 1931 37, 394, 668 2, 593, 332 39, 988, 000 1951 43, 763, 031 2, 598, 675 46, 361, 706 1961 43, 551, 977 2, 644, 023 46, 196, 000 1971 46, 412, 000 2, 740, 000 49, 152, 000 1981 46, 820, 000 2, 814, 000 49, 634, 000 1991 48, 226, 000 2, 873, 000 51, 099, 000 2001 49, 138, 831 2, 903, 085 52, 041, 916 2011 53, 012, 456 3, 063, 456 56, 075, 912

The changing population Here’s the population of England Wales. The population data is jumbled and in the wrong years. Let’s sort it into the correct order within the table – and talk about the reasons for our choices! Year England Wales 1901 37, 275, 526 3, 063, 456 1921 43 763, 031 2, 033, 287 1951 30, 436, 051 2, 903, 085 1981 49, 138, 831 2, 656, 474 2001 52, 041, 916 2, 903, 085 2011 46, 820, 000 2, 814, 000 What do we predict might change in the future?

Key Stage 1 EYFS The changing population What does population mean? It means how many people there are in one place.

The changing population What was different about people’s lives in the past? This home is from census year 1901. What was different for the lives of the children living then?

The changing population How did people travel in the past? Here’s a London street in census year 1901:

The changing population How did people travel in the past? Here’s a London street in census year 1951:

The changing population Here’s a London street today! What do we think is different? What has changed?

The changing population! In census year 1971 less than half the population had telephones. Can you imagine that? ! This is what telephones looked like!

The changing population Not too long ago, many houses only had outside toilets. In fact, the last time the census asked households if they had an outside toilet was in 1991. Yes, really!

The changing population 1 of these people = 1 million people: How many people do we need to show the population of England in 1901? (Which was about 30 million). England

The changing population 1 of these people = 1 million people: How many people do we need to show the population of Wales in 1901? (Which was about 2 million). Wales

The changing population 1 of these people = 1 million people: How many people do we need to show the population of England in 1901? (Which was about 30 million). England