GCSE in East Riding of Yorkshire

...Examination Unit 40 % You work to a given theme, producing work based on research of how other artists have interpreted this theme. This culminates...

...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...

...Pre-conceptual care: healthy eating, genetic disorders, effects of drugs, exercise. Pregnancy: conception, symptoms, the placenta and foetus...

...To apply for this course or for further information please contact the Curriculum Support Office on 01482 598809. Session times: 6 - 9pm Days running...

...prose and poetry texts. Method of assessment This course comprises: one folder of coursework which can be assessed for both Language and Literature components...

...the following 10 weeks lead up to the Adult Numeracy Examination level 2 taken in January. Progression is then towards the GCSE Higher tier examination... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...GCSE Leisure and Tourism (AQA) Who is the course for? This new course is ideal for anyone who is looking for a career in the tourism, leisure or sports industries...

...This is an intensive resit course aimed at achieving a Grade C at the Higher tier by concentrating on the examination elements. GCSE Mathematics... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...content as studied in secondary school but covered in a modular format. You will study a particular area of Mathematics and then take the examination... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Human Biology (Unit B1a) Evolution and the Environment (Unit B1b) Products from Rocks (Unit C1a) Oils, Earth and Atmosphere (Unit C1b) Energy and Electricity...

...the development of students understanding and practical experience of photography. Photography is considered as extending from the arts to the sciences...

...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...

...student is examined in 1 paper, which is worth 80% of all the marks. There is also coursework where students complete a piece of sociological coursework...