A Level in Cheshire

...We need to manage our world more sensibly and to do this we need Environmental Studies. What will our children say about us? What are the entry requirements?...

...There is also the opportunity for some to experience a European visit to Cyprus...

...Special entry requirements While we are happy to consider applications from all students, Classical Civilisation is only suitable for those who wish...

...critical study and art history notebooks. What opportunities will this lead to? You could progress onto a BTEC Art Foundation Studies course to develop...

...going experiences and will offer some challenging representations of the world through the camera lens. Film Studies looks at the ways in which films communicate...

...language change, spoken language, and learn how to write in a variety of non-literary genres. You will produce a coursework folder containing non-literary...

...and cultural products (from an Olympic stadium to a mobile phone, from a pair of shoes to a motorbike). You will learn how to analyse and understand...

...Assessment is by oral examination, and a written paper covering listening, reading and writing. What opportunities will this lead to? You could progress...

...and technological development. The moral responsibility of scientists and the relationship between technology, science, society and ideology...

...You will develop analytical skills, in addition to written communication skills, through coursework, timed examination practice and essays. HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?...

...Feminism and Postmodernism. Unit Four: Communication and Culture in Practice This coursework consists of an individual project involving a multimedia presentation...

...The course is for people who like solving problems! Maths is not a subject you memorise, it is a subject that you do. If you felt comfortable doing...

...in which students have to write two essays and also answer questions based on their individual research topic. This paper is worth 60% of the second years marks...

...views effectively orally and in writing, then English Literature is for you. In addition to learning more about literature you will develop a wide variety...

...tutors and be able to benefit from one to one support outside of the timetabled lessons...

...actively impact upon human lives. The first year will give you a foundation in both the physical and human spheres, built around a solid base of river and coastal environments...

...consisting of two structured questions from a choice of four. Unit 2 Governing the UK (25% of the A Level) Provides an introduction to the major institutions of UK government...

...Environmental Issues and Social and Political Issues. You will also study either two French films or a French film and a French book. The choice will be yours...

...Computing is diverse and interesting dealing with computers and the underlying theory behind them will also help you to develop your programming skills...

...On this course you will be investigating topics that relate to the country of Germany; its society, contemporary issues and culture, as well as the structure...