GCSE in East Riding of Yorkshire

...An Art course will help prepare you to study an Arts based subject at level 3 and students serious about doing this should combine the course with...

...2.5 hours per week in the evening Progression: GCSE English Literature, further study at GCSE and AS levels. Session times: 6-9pm Days running...

...The syllabus focuses on: Suitable for: Anyone with an interest in children, or who would like to work with children and know more about how to develop the skills needed...

...GCSE in French Course Details 1. You will learn to communicate with French people in a variety of situations, such as in banks, shops and restaurants...

...Coursework folder (20% for Language; 30% for Literature) The folder consists of 5 written pieces: 1. Personal writing - fiction 2. Personal writing...

...3 hours Additional info: Basic scientific calculator and drawing sets are required. Evening 6.00-9.00pm: Monday, Wednesday or Thursday (all starting w/c 8th Sept... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...It combines well with BTEC and GCSE PE. Anyone who wants to study the subject at a high level will find this useful preparation, for the AS/A2 Travel...

...( alternative sessions depending on numbers)... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...at school there may be a possibility of a November resit if individual exam results and coursework marks are high, but this must be confirmed with the Head of Mathematics... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...be accepted onto the course. However it may be possible for students without a recent background in science to reach the required standard. Course length...

...making reference to the work of artists and famous photographers. Controlled Test (40%) Each candidate submits a set number of photographs, with written...

...Content outline The course covers a variety of practical games activities and students are assessed in 4 of these. Method of assessment Practical assessment...

...This is a 1 year course which looks at how we evaluate evidence, and considers how the way we live today will affect society and the planet...

...Students new to Sociology will need to bring an inquiring and open mind because they will be confronted with ways of thinking about society that are...