A Level in Hampshire

...for home use free of charge. Manufacturing costs:You will need to pay for most materials that you use. Career Possibilities Product Design is accepted... Learn about: Product Design...

...the time in which it was created. We will research the theories of Art and Design, examining the political and social influences that provide the backdrop to artistic production...

...Am I the same person I was ten years ago? Philosophy takes nothing. Philosophy Are you intrigued by these questions? - Why is there something rather than nothing?...

...stem cell research and its implications, biodiversity, adaptations and natural selection, principles of taxonomy, plant cell structure, transport of water...

...available for home use free of charge.·Manufacturing costs:You will need to pay for most materials that you use. Career Possibilities Product Design... Learn about: Product Design...

...explore and visually investigate your theme, towards a large scale final painting. You will explore composition, use of colour, creative experimentation...

...including 2 grand pianos. There is also a rehearsal room, 6 practice rooms (3 of which have a recording studio adjacent), 2 music technology IT rooms...

...Chemistry AS and A2 will support any other science-based course and lead to scientific/industrial career paths...

...through their interest in this subject to work in an applied area of psychology...

...Requirement A minimum C grade in GCSE Art and English (language) is recommended. However, students who are keen to do A level Art and Design but do...

...in which to produce a well resolved piece. The syllabus followed is that offered by OCR. After The Course The course enables access to further study...

...practical skills will be developed through field visits and data collection. A2 Level * Energy Resources and Environmental Pollution. * Biological Resources and Sustainability...

...At A2 level The A2 course is a development on the themes studied at AS, this will include: Philosophy of Religion ·Religious Language ·Religious Experience...

...of approaches and methods. You will primarily develop your art in A3 Workbooks; final pieces are produced in a wide range of sizes. It is possible to study...

...many also study Business Studies, Economics, Law or Statistics. Entry Requirements All students are expected to have a minimum of five GCSE's grades...

...Electrons, Waves and Photons(50%) First you study DC circuits and apply your knowledge to semiconductors, potential dividers and LDRs. A study of waves...

...We discuss a diverse range of topics that are relevant to all our lives and use current issues to illustrate sociological debates and perspectives...

...ranging from an organic tactile approach to surface texture, or urban illustrative styles. The fine art content in the course will enable you to understand colour...

...methods Opportunities and Pathways: * How competitive sport has developed from ancient times to the modern Olympics * Organisations that develop sport...

...cultures and societies. You should expect to engage in whole class discussion, small group work and pair work. You will develop analytical and evaluative...