A Level in Taunton

...In the second module the areas considered are from the perspective of you being the Chancellor in the making of Economic Policy. How does this jigsaw fit together?...

...as a mark of power, as a reflection of gender, its dialect varieties and the effect communication technology has had upon us as writers and speakers...

...Why choose this course? You will enjoy this course if you like writing, enjoy language in all its forms and want to explore the way language works...

...a very wide variety of texts. You will also find it helpful if you are considering Journalism, Media or any other career where communication is important...

...What will I study? At AS you will study how voices are created in text and compare this to real speech, with varied poetry, prose and drama texts which...

...Arts, Journalism or anything where clear argument and analysis of ideas is important. What will I study? In your first year you will look at a wide range of texts for analysis...

...Oxford for potential English students, local and regional theatre trips and much more! We run Advanced Extension award English and invite senior examiners...

...you will take part in a number of field trips. Areas you visit may include the Mendips, The Eden Project, The National Marine Aquarium, the Somerset Levels...

...and to collect and write up fieldwork data. Huish Extra To support your studies in the classroom and illustrate parts of the syllabus, you will take...

...The course is designed to deepen your appreciation and enjoyment of film, the major art form of the twenty first century and a cultural form of great significance...

...If you choose to make a film for your coursework you must complete this course. There are several opportunities for student visits throughout the...

...and the rest of your marks are gained in an exam which tests your comprehension, and includes a listening test. The A2 exam also consists of an oral (30%)...

...have the chance to participate in a trip to France...

...The training in logic that the course provides is appropriate to most subjects and the course supports most careers in the fields of Mathematics...

...Science and Engineering, Computing, Economics, and Accountancy. It equips you with skills such as logical analysis and deduction, problem solving...

...and to complement and bring greater variety to candidates courses of study. In a sense General Studies can boast that it offers the flexibility of knowledge...

...What will I study? The course covers a range of issues which have dimensions that touch upon all the specialist A Level subjects. Students are encouraged...

...population change and energy issues in the first year and development and globalisation, plate tectonics and hazards and weather and climate in the second...

...There is a friendly atmosphere in the classes and the fieldwork and residential trips are both useful and fun. You will meet like-minded people from a variety of course areas...

...of the subject from plate tectonics, volcanism and earthquakes to the understanding of the processes of rock formation and the use of fossils...