A Level in Warrington

...reading and writing skills as you did for GCSE. You will learn to express your ideas and opinions on the range of topics we study. You will also strengthen...

...Unit 1 is assessed through an examination in January (40% of your AS year). Unit 2 is assessed through an examination in June (60% of your AS year)...

...You will consider who can make a difference in society, examining the nature of power in the UK. Topics include the influence of the media and the impact of government...

...religion, politics, society, business, economics and ethics. You will also build on skills developed at AS and look at complex arguments. WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP?...

...Topics include whether we need religious belief, antisocial behaviour, deviance, how we value creativity and why people do what they do. WHAT SKILLS WILL I NEED AND DEVELOP?...

...It will help you understand the World today. The syllabus is designed to explore present day issues and provide you with an opportunity to develop your opinions...

...We also have numerous fieldwork day visits in the...

...Society magazine History Today which is written and edited by students. Over the past two years History students have also visited London, Washington...

...and how can you prove his existence to a non-believer? Whether you are really free to live your life as you please, or are merely following a path that is set for...

...journalism, the caring professions, teaching, and a range of management and business areas. You might, of course, also become Prime Minister like History graduate Gordon Brown...

...why individuals commit crime, offender profiling, and how decisions are made in a courtroom) and Health and Clinical Psychology (e.g. stress and psychotic disorders like schizophrenia)...

...Issues of identity and belonging and an introduction to New Religious Movements and the rise of new forms of religious activity during the 20th century...

...lifestyle of nomadic Bedouins, as well as taking in famous landmarks like the Pyramids...

...and discrimination in both the UK and globally. Throughout the course examples from both the UK and the wider world will be used. The largest slum in Africa...

...Project' where you follow the complete systems life cycle to investigate a problem, design a solution, implement the system, test it works fully...

...a spreadsheet completed in class prior to the examination. Unit 2 is an internally assessed piece of coursework on presenting information, this covers DTP and multimedia activities...

...AS / A2 Dance WHY TAKE DANCE? If you have a passion for contemporary dance and you would like to develop this knowledge and skill, preparing you for further...

...although you are marked individually. You must also have experience of performing and of evaluating live theatre. During the AS course, you will develop...

...then Film Studies may be for you. Film Studies will develop your skills of critical analysis and essay-writing and combines well with a wide range of other A-level subjects...

...you will research, plan and produce your own short film sequence. You will then move on to study Key Media Concepts. In this part of the course you...