Government Funded Humanities courses Cheshire

...At AS, you will study different varieties of language, speech and writing, grammar, and learn how to write in a variety of literary genres. You will study...

...course which involves the integrated study of language and literature. You will look closely at the power of language in our everyday lives as well as in literary texts...

...You will develop an awareness of change and continuity over time and this will help you to understand developments in the world today. We hope to...

...of free standing and architectural sculpture in the sixth, fifth and fourth centuries BCE. You will examine temple sites, statues, sculptures and grave monuments...

...F Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby and one other novel of your choice; a number of short stories and David Hare's play, Murmuring Judges...

...How long & often do I attend? You will attens three lessons per week. How will I be assessed? Unit 1 - 2 hour 15 mins exam (60%) Unit 2 Coursework 1500 words (40%)...

...2. How many Spanish-speakers are there worldwide? 3. Which country is Britains biggest European trading partner? 4. In how many countries across the world...

...of free standing and architectural sculpture in the sixth, fifth and fourth centuries BCE. You will examine temple sites, statues, sculptures and grave monuments...

...The second unit is Archaeological Skills and Methods examining how archaeologists identify sites, excavate, and interpret evidence. This is done through...

...skills and understanding by examining the following two periods: Unit 1: America 1890-1945 In this unit we look at how the US responded to a series...

...Do youngsters become part of the adult world too quickly? Are children more likely to be involved in serious crime in the current century? Additionally...

...change through time. You should do this subject if you love reading, enjoy discussion and debate, and care about social, political and moral issues which affect everyone...

...and Crown Parliament and Authority in England (1588-1629). A2 course: Impact of Fascism in Britain (1925-1960) and the coursework unit Challenge and Rebellion...

...The key issues studied in both periods include the establishment of rule, strength of opposition, domestic policy, use of propaganda, strengths and weaknesses...

...It combines particularly well with History and English Literature and is an ideal subject for those wishing to pursue an academic subject at degree level...

...Unit Two (exam) This unit looks at a period of British history, including the use of source material to develop an understanding of attitudes...

...Issues of identity and belonging and an introduction to New Religious Movements and the rise of new forms of religious activity during the 20th century...

...Unit Two (exam) This unit looks at a period of British history, including the use of source material to develop an understanding of attitudes...

...In this unit you will critically study: Ethical theories including Natural Law, Kantian Ethics, situation ethics, Utilitarianism and religious ethics...

...you will critically study: Ethical theories including Natural Law, Kantian Ethics, situation ethics, Utilitarianism and religious ethics. How the ethical...