A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Surrey

...Upper 6th Students at Box Hill What will I study on this course? In Geographyyou will study global themes, including globalisation, climate change...

...The new four unit specification allows students to balance their own particular physical, human and environmental interests with key geographical skills...

...study option to upper 6th students within the Core Studies programme and to Access Course students. You must be prepared to be involved in an active citizenship...

...Work outside the classroom is an integral part of Geography and there will be a residential field visit to Dorset and various day trips. Qualification...

...politics impact directly on our everyday lives; it concerns the way we live together in society, how we are governed, who governs us and what rights we have as individuals...

...A thought-provoking course that provides an insight into the nature of autocracy across the ages. At AS Level, you will study two modules including Russia and Germany...

...analysis of current affairs as they take place. In the first year, students investigate the concepts and institutions that underline the British System of Government...

...express themselves and who are sensitive, can use their imagination and get on well with others. You will develop a range of performance skills in dance...

...analysis of current affairs as they take place. In the first year, students investigate the concepts and institutions that underline the British System of Government...

...A2 topics explore religion, sociological theories, crime and deviance. You learn through discussion, guided reading, written assignments, group tasks...

...we look at the past with fresh eyes. Your ideas, your opinions and your views will be asked for as we come to judge how and why events in history happened...

...Students From Reigate College learn how to be real historians at the National Archives, Kew What will I study on this course? There is a Common AS course...

...we look at the past with fresh eyes. Your ideas, your opinions and your views will be asked for as we come to judge how and why events in history happened...

...Understanding Musical Style in which you study a number of set works from across the historical and style range, in order to reveal how composers express...

...The course will focus on the religion and human experience, ethics and the relationship between science and religion. All aspects of this course seek...

...in speech and writing, is essential. The AS course in philosophy, for example, raises issues connected to knowledge, the existence of God and whether or not we really exist!...

...are relevant to contemporary life. How has the family changed? What leads people to commit crimes? Is religion still important today? What is mental illness?...

...Along the way you will discover some extremely interesting facts about modern Britain and the wider world; you will learn that our society is full of hidden...

...Coursework also includes comparison of a Shakespeare play and another written between 1300-1800 to explore a theme, aspects of style and critical opinion...

...There is a heavy written coursework content, and a formal written examination at the end of the second year. Theatre Studies students in a rehearsal...