A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education

...your knowledge and understanding of Dance, by looking at a range of dance works and choreographers from a variety of genres and styles, in order to inform...

...requirements for this physically and mentally demanding course. A Level Dance Why choose Dance? This course offers you the chance to develop your skills in choreography...

...analytical approach to the study of society. Teaching/Assessment. AS [2 units]. SY1 40% 1 hour Written Paper. Unit 1 - Acquiring Culture. One compulsory...

...law and justice will be studied during the course together with the institutions of Parliament, the Cabinet, the Civil Service and the Judiciary...

...It is a requirement that you should have studied Music at GCSE level in order to take this subject. The three key elements of listening, composing...

...create and perform new work. AS/A Level Drama and Theatre Studies Why choose Drama and Theatre Studies? This course offers a practical exploration of all aspects of theatre...

...their building works and their religious practices. Topics you will study will include the early Roman Empire between 31BC - AD96, Greek history in... Learn about: Ancient History...

...the Korean and Vietnamese Wars, the British presence in India and Africa and some German history. A similarly varied course of study is undertaken at A2 level...

...Rome and Persia, you'll love the A level course in Classical Civilisation. This course offers an insight into the ancient world, concentrating on the civilisations...

...only issues such as unemployment, economic growth and development, inequality, pollution, international trade, membership of the European Union but...

...soon discover that their art and literature is very much connected with their cultural identity – in other words, their art and literature was concerned...

...the Korean and Vietnamese Wars, the British presence in India and Africa and some German history. A similarly varied course of study is undertaken at A2 level...

...of aspects of Religious Studies, including Religious and Secular Ethics, Modern applications of moral systems and at A2 level, religious, philosophical...

...an insight into the lives of the writers and their characters. You will develop a wide range of communication skills, interpretation and analytical skills... Learn about: Communication Skills, Literature Study, Literature Analysis...

...Students do not need previous dance experience to undertake this qualification, just commitment and determination, as this subject has both practical and theoretical elements...

...the existence of God, and the nature of religious belief, tolerance and what the ideal type of government would be. A2 Philosophy develops some of these themes in more detail...

...Where does the idea of God come from? Am I really free to make choices or is freedom just an illusion? Is consciousness something only human beings can have?...

...if sea levels rise due to global warming? Why are the tropical rain forests so species rich? Where are the hottest, driest, coldest and wettest places on earth and...

...Can pollution effectively be controlled? Should governments interfere with markets? Macroeconomics covers issues such as: Why does the government...

...the existence of God, and the nature of religious belief, tolerance and what the ideal type of government would be. A2 Philosophy develops some of these themes in more detail...