Government Funded courses Cambridge

...assessed performance work (40%) A2 Course Content 3. Further set plays You will study a set text (pre-20th century). You will explore different creative...

...Please note that there are no classes during half term Monday 15th - Friday 19th February 2010 unless otherwise stated...

...You will be asked to write a report of between 500 and 1000 words for each investigation. Assessment: coursework (27%) A2 Course Content The A2 course...

...accordingly to spoken or written language that may contain unpredictable elements. · Discuss and write about yourself, your work and other areas of experience...

...You will enjoy and benefit from English Language if you: are interested in the way that people use different forms of English, spoken, written and computer mediated... Learn about: English Language...

...respond accordingly to spoken or written language that may contain unpredictable elements. · Develop the ability to express ideas, attitudes...

...Comparative Textual Analysis and Review You will also be asked to compare and contrast texts from different genres and periods and will be expected... Learn about: English Language...

...of the basics of Latin grammar ·The skills required to translate Latin into good English ·The ability to appreciate the works of a variety of Roman writers...

...in which the writers explore the topic. Total folder length of 3,000 words.% 4. Poetry and Drama This includes the study of a Shakespeare play and...

...Friday 19th February 2010 unless otherwise stated...

...AS/A2 This course aims to extend your understanding of all aspects of Film. Whether you are interested in Hollywood blockbusters or World Cinema... Learn about: Film Studies...

...(or from written material) and to summarise them. In speaking, the aim will be to. Russian Intermediate GCSE Your Course This is a one year course requiring...

...an aptitude for languages at GCSE or in previous studies; are interested in how languages work; are confident about expressing your viewsd, both orally and on paper...

...They will learn to cope with a range of encounters, using formal and familiar styles of address. The past, present and future tenses will be taught through...

...a strong feature of this course. Previously this has involved a week in Barcelona. External visits and lectures have included the University of Cambridge Department of Geography...

...need to progress as far as to GCSE examination within the next school year, it will now be possible to follow the Cambridge Latin course and to work towards...

...is the possibility of working within the European Community...

...Course places cannot be reserved without receipt of both payments. Half term: Please note that there are no classes during half term Monday...

...Crimea, Boer and the First World War 1854-1929. How did Britain prepare itself for war? How did warfare change life in Britain? Assessment is by...

...either in a professional capacity or as an informed member of society. Students will learn to analyse and evaluate information in an objective way and to draw their own conclusions... Learn about: Human Biology...