A Level in Somerset

...graphs and a new area of study called calculus. Statistics extends the work done at GCSE to cover areas such as data presentation, probability and correlation...

...By the end of the course you will have gained confidence and proficiency in a wide variety of mathematical concepts and methods and in their application...

...a framework through which they can study the distinctive contributions which the mass media make to their understanding and enjoyment of the world...

...and will be instructed in the use of some of these. Huish Extra The course is supported by a part-time technical expert who staffs the media workshop...

...You will develop your understanding of music for an exam testing your listening and analytical skills. You will have the opportunity to compose your own music...

...and of course you will have to perform, both individually and within groups or ensembles of various sizes. You will consider a range of music...

...Sequencing, Recording and Creative arranging. There will be one examination. This will feature general questions on practical music production techniques...

...wide range of music including the background to jazz and contemporary music within the context of technology. The technical aspects of recording...

...You will study Dance, Drama and Music '" the basic elements of each art form and the ways in which they work separately and together in performance...

...Coursework 40% Written Exam 30% Performance 30% A2: Written Exam 30% Performance 70%. Why choose this course? This course is ideal for both the student...

...will equip you with a set of transferable skills which can be applied successfully not only to Philosophy but also to other academic subjects and any written...

...theories and arguments you may encounter in your everyday life. What will I study? AS - Unit 1 involves a study of the origin of knowledge entitled Reason...

...their sporting skills and how society influences a performer from foundation level to international competitor in the Olympics. In your second year...

...learn how to train for performance improvement, how the psychology of the mind affects this performance and how the traditions and ethos of a country...

...materials, waves, electricity, particles and quantum phenomena (the behaviour of things on an atomic scale). The second year includes advanced mechanics...

...materials, waves, electricity, particles and quantum phenomena (the behaviour of things on an atomic scale). The second year includes advanced mechanics...

...live regularly throughout the course are the cornerstones of the activity. In the second year, all bands spend time recording at The Atrium...

...Students initially focus on assessing and developing playing and performance skills as well as investigating Performing Arts businesses. Later...

...cognitive, developmental and physiological psychology as well as individual differences. There is also a large emphasis on the methodology of Psychology...

...and in the second year you will sit a further two exams. Why choose this course? If you are interested in why people and animals behave in the way they...