A Level in Leyton

...You should have five GCSE grades A*-C, including English and Maths. Where can this lead me? Success at A level can lead to many fulfilling careers...

...For AS Maths you will take two units of Core Maths and a unit on Statistics. For A2 Maths you will take a further two units of Core Maths and either...

...You will then take three more units: Mechanics 2, Further Pure Maths 2 and Further Pure Maths 3. How is it assessed? AS Further Maths is assessed by three 1.5 hour examinations...

...of and/or interest in Media Studies. Where can this lead me? This subject offers a suitable background for a wide range of university courses including media studies...

...The course develops skills and knowledge in a systematic way, expanding understanding of music history, analysis, harmony and aural training...

...How is it assessed? At AS, the course is 70% written and practical coursework, internally assessed, and 30% written examination, externally assessed...

...the theories that try to answer how and why we develop moral values. The second year includes the study of the theory of mind and human philosophy...

...This is a modular course made up of two units per year. The subjects studied include: applied anatomy and physiology, exercise physiology, sports psychology and social...

...completing a set of three tasks carried out under teacher supervision. You are given two opportunities with the best marks counting. There are two...

...Course duration One year at AS level. One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject? You should have five GCSE grades A*-C or the equivalent at one sitting...

...of six A2 units split between Biology, Chemistry and Physics, which explore these topics in greater detail. Applied Science: AS and A2 Level Applied...

...Why do people commit crime? Course details Students take two units at AS and this is followed by a further two units at A2. How is it assessed?...