GCSE in Hull

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

...Course length: 1 year (November exam 2008) Venue: The Colleges Queen's Gardens Site Start Date: 07-Jan-08 Course hours: 3 hours per week day...

...intellectual, social and emotional skills over a period of time. This also involves an area of research on a selected topic e.g. play or toys or healthy eating...

...1. You will learn to communicate with French people in a variety of situations, such as in banks, shops and restaurants. You will learn to talk about your leisure activities...

...audiences and purposes as well as continuing to develop their speaking and listening skills. Suitable for: A single year re-take GCSE course in English...

...depending on their needs and previous background in mathematics. Students will then be offered either a 1 Year, 15 month or 2 Year GCSE Mathematics programme... 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...

...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...

...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...

...Study areas include: Human Biology (Unit B1a) Evolution and the Environment (Unit B1b) Products from Rocks (Unit C1a) Oils, Earth and Atmosphere...

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

...who wish to improve their practical performance in sport and who are also interested in learning about a wide variety of aspects related to sport and...

...Students with an interest in 'how science works'. This course alone does not produce a direct route through to level 3. Level 2 : Science GCSE (AQA)...

...they will be confronted with ways of thinking about society that are very different to what they are used to. Sociology allows you to gain an understanding...