A Level in Lancashire

...and fascinating scientific facts, you get to voice your opinion too. The classroom atmosphere is very friendly and enables you to achieve your best...

...develop their own writing and take the first step towards the study of linguistics and language at a higher level. Students who really want further understanding of this...

...· The Philosophy of Religion · Ethics Progression Students use Religious Studies to enter a broad range of degree courses in higher education...

...most interesting modern and classical fiction, poetry and drama. You'll also look at not just the ideas expressed in literature but also the craft of writing...

...including guest speakers from local universities providing up to date research on topics such as human rights, education and raising awareness of cultural issues...

...through the study of Roman Britain and Sparta. Students are encouraged to study in depth the work of historians who shaped the Western tradition of the writing of history...

...and techniques to optimise performance; concepts and characteristics of World Games and their impact on the state and individual; development and impact...

...through the study of Roman Britain and Sparta. Students are encouraged to study in depth the work of historians who shaped the Western tradition of the writing of history...

...You will be exploring: · Painting, drawing and printmaking, where we encourage a wide variety of approaches · Gaining a knowledge and understanding of paint qualities...

...You'll need at 5 grades C at GCSE or equivalent - and it's also recommended that you have at least a grade C in GCSE English. What will I study?...

...art work and experience visits from practicing designers. These are important as historical, critical and contextual analysis of the work of artists...

...What qualifications do I need to study on the course? You'll need at 5 grades C at. AS/AGCE HISTORY A fantastic course if you enjoyed GCSE History...

...neuroscience, pharmacy, podiatry, nursing, dietetics, medicine, dentistry, food production and many more. The areas of opportunity are not limited to these however...

...Method of assessment 100% exam based. What will I be able to progress to? Many of our students follow this course with a geography related degree before...

...Economics but are more challenging than the A Level course and will be offered as an enrichment opportunity to those students who show exceptional talent...

...What will I study? In the AS year you will study a wide variety of geographical topics such as population, hazards and features of the earth such as mountains and rivers...

...for entry to higher education or employment. The courses are highly regarded by employers and university admissions tutors...

...You have the option of studying Law at University and a career within the Law profession...

...Wages. Monopoly. Inflation. Unemployment. Foreign trade. Specific units look at markets, the national economy, business economics and government economic policy...

...and enable you to develop evaluative and research skills. You will also develop analytical and problem-solving skills. Method of assessment 100% exam...