A Level in Norfolk

...EdExcel Music Technology is taught in the high performing Expressive Arts Department which Ofsted graded as nationally outstanding in 2008. It is a course...

...Please note that you must take the Mathematics A Level alongside this option. . This course develops your mathematical ability and introduces you to new topics... 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...

...with ones that also involve a lot of reading and essay writing, such as English, Politics and Philosophy and Ethics... Learn about: Full Time...

...to experiment using drama, dance and music is necessary. Any experience in drama, dance and music is valued but not necessary. A2 Performance Studies...

...Throughout the course you will study nine (9) media forms: television, film, radio, newspapers, magazines, advertising & marketing, online, social & participatory media... Learn about: Full Time, Media Studies...

...A2 English Literature At A2 you will build upon your AS work but with greater individual choice. The examined unit focuses on the literary style known...

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

...AS / A2 PHOTOGRAPHY Exam Board: EdExcel Photography is everywhere! Almost every aspect of our lives is touched by some form of photographic image...

...The Haywood Gallery, The Victoria & Albert, The Royal Academy, The Photographers’ Gallery, The Whitechapel Gallery, The Sainsbury Centre in Norfolk and... Learn about: Full Time...

...Film Studies is part of the Expressive Arts department which Ofsted graded as Outstanding in 2008. The course is a fantastic opportunity for you to engage... 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...

...Many Paston students have gone on to avail themselves of these opportunities. This is an excellent time then to consider studying PE at AS/A-level... Learn about: Physical Education...

...however if it has been taken, a minimum of a 5 should have been achieved. Career Progression Successful students may go on to work in related areas such as teaching... Learn about: Full Time...

...to French via the computer to role plays and language games. You will also get the chance to find out more about French life and culture. Learning French...

...many of which will be new to you and which will challenge your opinions and thinking. In the Philosophy Religion we look at the concept of God and whether... Learn about: Religious Studies, Full Time...

...A great interactive way to learn about everything from particle duality to the size of the universe. Johnny Lawson (A2 student in 2009). AS Physics...

...Who should be able to vote? How am I supposed to know who or what to vote for? Do politicians have to do what I want or what they say they’ll do?... Learn about: Full Time...

...More complex numbers . Matrices moving into 3 dimensions. Hyperbolic functions. Vectors in 3D. Groups Additional A2 Mechanics and Decision Maths units...

...discussion and debates. Classes include using topical visual material, news articles, interactive textbooks and more. Sociology is an academically rigorous subject... Learn about: Full Time...