A Level in Merseyside

...Recognising and evaluating assumptions " Clarifying expressions and ideas, e.g. pondering the meaning of words " Presenting arguments Learning Styles...

...Mr Peter Atherton Course assessment: 50% is coursework and the remainder is assessed through an exam worth 50% each. This is the same for both AS and...

...Alternatively dance can form part of a broad programme of study combined with a range of other subjects. A level dance provides good preparation for further dance training...

...Teacher Training degrees. Past KGV musicians have progressed to work with the BBC Philharmonic, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Northern Ballet...

...skills in a directed production of a play. Candidates will also present a monologue/duologue. 30% externally assessed practical A2 Unit 3 Exploration...

...in order to produce a high quality of work with the latest Pro-tools and Cubase software. We have one fully equipped recording studio and an outstanding...

...playwrights, technicians, designers, producers...) and in front of the scenes. Candidates will be expected to purchase set texts and pay for a variety...

...three art forms and then develop them over the course of the term. You will also look at how to effectively plan for a theatrical event. Your main practical...

...Students are expected to find out about and critically analyse: materials, processes, components and systems in order to make choices for the production of their own designs...

...Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades It is also strongly recommended that students have at least a 'B' grade in GCSE English due to the nature of assessment in Philosophy...

...Product Design are to encourage students to develop and sustain their own innovation, creativity and design and technology capability, to recognise constraints...

...Physical Education GCE A Level Qualification: AS/A2 - 2 year course Course type: Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades Head of Department...

...for realisation of product where the students will build upon their existing manufacturing skills. " Personal and homework activities in the Autumn...

...Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades must include B in Maths and B in Physics or Additional Science Head of Department: Ms Lynn Pharaoh Course assessment...

...and to produce high quality products. Students will be encouraged to develop a critical understanding of the influences of the processes and products...

...you to techniques for studying human behaviour and methods of analysing research findings. It will allow you to think about human (and sometimes animal)...

...debate and discuss topical economic issues. Homework is set regularly each week. It is assumed that students have a basic level of numeracy and that they are literate...

...Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades Head of Department: Mr Glenn Skelhorn Course assessment: All units are assessed by written...

...The syllabus attempts to introduce students to the key concepts and theories of modern economics. The first module concentrates on the economic meaning of the word market...

...with Russian at AS/A2 level but a second foreign language is most often combined with it. Some students choose to study Russian as their fourth subject...