Cheadle & Marple Sixth Form College courses

...Performing Arts aims to encourage candidates to develop broad skills, knowledge and understanding of the performing arts sectors reflecting on current...

...traditional black and white film and digital technologies. You will be introduced to a wide range of techniques from studio work to photomontage...

...the media; sponsorship and why sport is so male dominated. Unit Two: Acquiring, Developing, and Evaluating Practical Skills in Physical Education Practical...

...Evaluate performance of a fellow student and create a plan of improvement, in discussion with your teacher. How you will learn At AS Level you will...

...Weighting within A2 Unit 4 30% 15% Unit 5 50% 25% Unit 6 20% 10% Special entry requirements You will have studied GCSE Science with GCSE Additional Science...

...Cheadle and Marple (05.12.2008) Physics (AS and A Level) PHYSICS AS and A Level (OCR) Campus: Cheadle and Marple (05.12.2008) Course overview The course...

...during year 2 made up from multiple choice and short answer questions, together worth 76% of the course. Internal Assessment: You will also complete...

...Why do it? Because you want to develop your Design skills through experimentation. To enhance your visual understanding and appreciation of Design... Learn about: Product Design...

...At A2 you will study topics such as relationships, forensic Psychology and controversies within Psychology, as well as research methods and statistics...

...These include theoretical perspectives on Psychology and the study of key psychological research. At A2 you will study topics such as relationships...

...Paper 2 will assess your understanding of abnormal psychology by writing one essay (SL). HL students will also write an essay on the psychology of human relationships...

...Religious Studies involves a critical study of religious ethics and the philosophy of religion. Religion (AS and A Level) Marple only RELIGIOUS STUDIES AS and A Level (OCR)...

...Level exam results are excellent. Extra supervised workshops are available for those who need them. Teaching groups are often small around 15 at...

...Paper 1 (40%): based on four written texts, with a short writing exercise in response to the fourth text. Paper 2 (30%): one short (minimum 60 words)...

...ICT and Mathematics as well as covering specific Society, Health and Development. Society Health and Development Diploma (Level 1) Foundation SOCIETY...

...Other complementary subjects You will also improve your English, Maths, and ICT skills (functional skills) to level 2 and enjoy a work placement each...

...Communicating and information sharing Safeguarding and protecting individuals and society Partnership working Additional Specialist Learning In order...

...Sociology involves the study of individuals and their relationship to society. It examines how individuals identities are influenced by families...

...AS Level (year one) Unit One You will study families and households, including changing patterns of marriage, cohabitation, divorce and childbearing...

...and Spoken Response: The basis of this unit is the development of debating skills and the ability to present, justify and defend a clear stance on a chosen issue...