A Level in North Yorkshire

...What will I study? AS Level Physical Geography, People & the Environment: Water & Carbon Cycles, Hot Desert Environments & their Margins or Coastal Systems...

...During weekly class time, there is a mixture of class teaching, practical investigations, class discussions and group work. Wherever possible...

...Geology and Environmental Studies as separate subjects at AS and A Level award. Geography A level has had 100% pass rate for the last 3 years...

...UNIT TWO: is a production of two linked media artefacts. Because you will have studied cross promotion of film in UNIT ONE you will probably choose...

...Heinemann Where will it take me? AS to A2 A Level progression to Degree level study including BA/BSc (Hons), HNC/D courses in Geology, Geography... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...The Nervous System. The Role of Hormones. The work involves a mixture of class teaching, research, group work and practical work in the laboratory....

...All three subjects are:- taught in designated classrooms and well equipped teaching laboratory taught from scratch- no prior knowledge is assumed...

...Music students must be proficient on an instrument or vocally and are expected to practice their instrument regularly. All A level music students are entitled...

...Careers could include: Accountancy, Actuarial Work, Architecture, Computer Science, Economics, Electronics, Engineering, IT, Medicine, Operational Research... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...everyday world relies on knowledge drawn from the ideas and methods of Physics. In this course the basic principles of Physics are introduced...

...is an essential part of private study time in addition to set homework tasks. EXCHANGE VISITS Here at Prior Pursglove we regularly have exchange visits to France...

...and be developing during the course? Basic piano/keyboard skills, a working knowledge of basic computers and operating systems, a knowledge of sequencing...

...of photographic materials, processes and techniques, you will be encouraged to develop an individual approach to personal work. Studying and analysing...

...'AS' and 'A' Level Sociology Have you ever wondered why, traditionally, men look after the car and women look after the house? Have you questioned whether...

...COURSE COMMITMENT You must be committed to studying independently. You will need to carry out research into different topics and present your research...

...Development Plan for one of the roles chosen at AS (performer, leader, official). 45 marks International Study in their main sport. A look at mass participation...

...French, German, Spanish What stands out about this course? Why do some people suffer from stress and mental illness? Why do some people fear snakes...

...it should be like this? This is just one of the areas that Sociology looks at, as it is the study of human society and involves questioning many aspects...

...the 1905 revolution Tsarisms last chance, 1906-1917: the Dumas; Stolypin; the impact of war; the downfall of the Romanovs February to October...

...carrying out and evaluating experiments in the lab. What skills will I need and be developing during the course? You will need to be numerate dealing...