A Level in Grays

...ongoing analysis and review. exploration of media and methods to record information and develop ideas. synthesis of ideas and outcome(s) which connect with appropriate contexts...

...Year 1 (AS). The content of the AS will focus on the needs of clients and techniques and professional services aimed at meeting those needs...

...of a secure monarchy under Henry VII and Henry VIII to the fall of Wolsey. The relationships with the nobility, councils and Parliaments will all be studied...

...and Double students are: using ICT to communicate ICT solutions (data analysis) how organisations use ICT (exam) Double students also study...

...the Police, Social Services, careers in central and local government and opportunities in Europe...

...of students who wish to continue the study of Mathematics beyond GCSE but for whom AS Mathematics is not immediately appropriate. On successful completion of the course...

...decision maths '" covering areas such as networks and shortest. Why study Mathematics? If you enjoy Maths, particularly the logical processes of algebra and problem solving...

...areas such as Law and Psychology. It goes without saying that any employer would value two A-levels in Mathematics extremely highly...

...into the media based on one or more key concepts genre, narrative or representation, a media production and an evaluation. This unit forms the second year coursework requirements...

...you to embark upon a language degree or will provide you with valued, advanced language skills to cope in the world of work. What do I study?...

...Within coursework projects you have the opportunity to explore personal imagery and express yourself. The AS course does not have a Digital Photography...

...different areas of Physical Education Unit 4: The improvement of effective performance and the critical evaluation of practical activities in Physical Educatio n Assessment...

...electrical circuits, materials and light and sound waves. Students will also gain experience in planning and accurately executing a wide range of practical...

...Research Methods : What research methods are used in Psychology. How an investigation is designed and presented. Unit 2: Biological Psychology...

...types of issues grab your attention. By studying such topics, they will allow you to develop a highly critical mind. Also, if you have an interest in popular culture...

...Unit 7: Planning & Carrying out a Scientific Investigation (compulsory) Unit 14: The Healthy Body One additional unit Where does Applied Science take...

...Reading and writing about science Topics covered include Infectious Disease, Development of Medicines, Ethical Issues in Medicine, Reproductive Choices...

...including the process of socialisation. Unit 2: Topics in Socialisation, Culture and Identity- this unit concentrates on the family. This explores...

...What do I study? The course is divided into three modules: Z1 covering data presentation, sampling, probability, Binomial distribution and hypothesis testing...