Cardinal Newman College courses

...Why should I study Government & Politics at Cardinal Newman College?Our pass rate for the last three years has been 100% and our results are always excellent...

...There is an externally set assignment which will provide you with opportunities to show your personal style and ability to integrate effectively and sensitively the processes...

...equestrians and the people; administration of Rome; social, moral and religious life in Rome. There is no coursework involved in this course...

...Authority, Nation and Religion 1509-1540: Henry VIII and the quest for international influence; relations with France, Scotland and Spain. The structure of government...

...Years' of the Weimar Republic; the rise of the Nazis 1919-33; life in wartime Germany 1939-45 focusing on the war economy and the Holocaust...

...History is a very popular subject at Cardinal Newman, with nearly 300 students taking one of the range of AS or A Level courses. Our team of teachers are dedicated... Learn about: American History...

...all make Maths one of the most popular subjects at Cardinal Newman College. Over 70% of students regularly gain grades A or B! Will I enjoy Mathematics?...

...Students who decide to continue their study of Maths at university will be given the opportunity to study an extra Pure Maths unit in Year 13 to help their application...

...Students who have enjoyed the challenge of GCSE Mathematics may be now ready to take on the subject at AS/A Level. Mathematics is a progressive subject...

...murder and manslaughter. · Offences against property: e.g. theft, robbery, burglary. · Fraud. · Defences. There is also the opportunity to study the Concepts of Law e...

...courses suited to your aspirations. Progression Media Studies, in combination with other A Levels, will help to prepare and qualify you for a wide range...

...units culminating in a modular exam, these are: · Unit 1: Performing Assessed examination by a visiting examiner. Section A: Solo recital of 7-12 minutes...

...and master classes by professional musicians. The choir have recently undertaken foreign tours, performing in concert halls in Germany, France...

...this could really be the course for you. What exactly will I study? The topics covered during the first year are: · Where does my knowledge come from?...

...turning points. · Unit 6: Investigative and practical skills (as in Unit 3) Will I enjoy Physics Students who have an interest in the sciences...

...a range of arts or science subjects. Psychology is also useful for a wide range of careers including teaching, law, social work, the police...

...that is examining ways to make moral decisions and considering ideas of right and wrong In the second year of the course you will continue to study...

...Why do we live in families? What is positive and what is negative about the family? How have the roles of men and women within the family changed over time?...

...as a practical performer, coach/leader or official. The A2 year comprises of two units: · Unit 3 Optimising performance and evaluating contemporary issues within sport...

...You will be exploring: · Painting, drawing and printmaking, where we encourage a wide variety of approaches · Gaining a knowledge and understanding of paint qualities...