A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Grays

...What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Units 1 and 2: Introduction to Classical Civilisation Year 1 will engage you in two topics. This could involve the study of Greek and Roman drama...

...Choreographer and audience member, through watching as much live and videoed professional work as possible. Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Understanding Dance the dancer as performer...

...Unit 1: Written - Live Theatre Production Seen and Approaches to Text - study of a set text - response to live theatre seen during the...

...adding an international context Unit 3: Business Economics and Economic Efficiency Unit 4: The Global Economy Where does Economics take me? This course...

...geographical skills paper (fieldwork, ICT, graphs, maps and statistics) Year 2 (A2) Unit 3: - weather and climate and associated hazards...

...why people vote the way they do and what their vote means; how pressure groups seek to change the world. British Government and its recent changes...

...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...

...nature and purpose of religious art, role of comedy in religion, cyber-religion. Assessment: External exam- 1-¼ hours Year 2 (A2) Unit 3: Philosophy of Religion...

...This explores how demographic and social changes have influenced the family. Year 2 (A2) You will study two units: Unit 3: Power and Control...

...Wilcoxen rank sum test Where does Statistics take me? AS level Statistics is intended to support students who need Statistics in their degree course...