A Level in Norfolk

...and a written examination. Entry requirements A minimum of BBCCC at GCSE including two from English Language, Mathematics and Science. A GCSE in Music is not required...

...Career Progression The skills you will learn, such as thinking clearly and logically, will be useful in a wide range of careers including science... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...An anthology of texts on travel and transport. One day you might be studying the intricacies of an extract from Dickens; on another, the mechanics...

...up to 1914 and also a study of the changes in historiography in relation to this issue. Successful students have a natural interest in understanding historical... Learn about: Full Time...

...I am so glad I did this course before starting university. Kathryn Sanders, going on to University of Hull after A2s in 2009 AS Performance Studies...

...however if it has been taken, a minimum of a Grade 5 should have been achieved. Career Progression The course will also develop skills in creative media production... Learn about: Media Studies, Full Time...

...as Gothic and gives you the opportunity to study incredible texts, full of blood and gore, sex and violence, such as Frankenstein, Macbeth, Dracula...

...and offers a coherent course to develop your mathematical understanding and skils to encourage you to think ,act and communicate mathematically... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Mathematics...

...course is taught by a practising artist and a professional photographer. Photography is taught in the high performing Visual Arts Department which Ofsted...

...layers of meaning in images. As part of the course, you will visit galleries and exhibitions – locally and in London. These have included The Tate Modern... Learn about: Full Time...

...creative project and one examination. Entry Requirements A minimum of BBCCC at GCSE including English Language and at least one of Maths or Science... Learn about: Film Studies...

...The course combines learning about theories in physics with practical laboratory work and analysing data. You are likely to do well if you can think logically... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Full Time...

...really enjoyed the A-level course at Paston. Pat Gainsford and Adam Akers who have places at Essex University for 2009. The fact that the AS/A course... Learn about: Physical Education...

...10% of the marks in exams are for mathematical questions so you should be comfortable with basic mathematical skills. Psychology can be taken with any other subjects... Learn about: Full Time...

...outstanding by Ofsted. Learning French at Paston is fantastic! We cover a wide range of topics, so youre sure to find something of interest throughout the course...

...of six GCSEs at grades 9-4. Students do not need to have completed GCSE Religious Studies/Philosophy , however if it has been taken, a minimum of a 5 should have been achieved... Learn about: Full Time, Religious Studies...

...things to happen when you plug something into the mains and the real meaning of common terms such as voltage and current. What waves are, the different types...

...Can anyone stop them from doing whatever they want? How can I make them listen to me?” Politics will help you to answer questions like these and many more... Learn about: Full Time...

...and vectors things you will meet in Further Maths. Further Maths is great preparation if you want to study Maths at university. You will work with...

...social work, law, teaching, the Civil Service etc. Summary Sociology is the study of society using a range of different perspectives. We look critically... Learn about: Full Time...