Palmer's College courses

...thought-provoking and communicative. What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Coursework - an exploration of a theme - appropriate research and recording...

...of AS and A2 Health & Social Care offers several routes for progression. These include: Higher Education opportunities such as a degree/diploma in Nursing...

...Historical Study - The Wars of the Roses Students will write an extended essay on the Wars of the Roses 1377-1487. They will study the power of the monarchy...

...per year whereas Double students will study six units per year. You will study units covering the following ICT areas: First year units for both Single...

...vicarious liability, defences and remedies and Law and morals, law and justice, judicial creativity, fault and balancing conflicting interests...

...The course is divided into five topics including: Number, Algebra, Graphs, Probability & Statistics and Trigonometry. There is no coursework for this course...

...calculus - statistics - covering topics from GCSE Maths such as probability, averages, data sets and new areas such as probability distributions and discrete...

...Computing, Engineering, Geography, Law, Management, Insurance, any Science subject and Technology. They are also useful when applying for highly competitive...

...Media Representations and Responses A diverse and exciting examination of the content of media forms, e.g. Advertising, Television, New Digital Media...

...You will also learn to apply and manipulate grammatical structures at a higher level, to use more sophisticated vocabulary and to understand and develop idioms of the language...

...because they are interested in image making and they want to explore Photography as a creative medium. Through mainly practical projects you can explore...

...Principles and concepts across different areas of Physical Education. Unit 4: The improvement of effective. Why study Physical Education? AS/A2 Physical...

...experience in planning and accurately. executing a wide range of practical techniques. Why study Physics? Whether you are interested in the tiniest sub-atomic particles...

...Stress :The body's response to stress, factors that affect stress and ways of coping and managing stress. Social Psychology - Social influence...

...nature and purpose of religious art, role of comedy in religion, cyber-religion. Assessment: External exam- 1-¼ hours Year 2 (A2) Unit 3: Philosophy of Religion...

...What do I study? Year 1 (AS) Unit 1: Investigating Science at work Unit 2: Energy Transfer Systems Unit 3: Finding out about Substances Year 2...

...the Universe, and 'oeAre we alone?'. There is quite a variety of subject. PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS AN AS COURSE ONLY. Why study Science in Society?...

...this will study the topic of crime and deviance. Unit 4: Exploring Social Inequality and Difference- this is a synoptic paper, encouraging students...

...Spearmans rank test and Wilcoxen rank sum test PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS AN AS COURSE ONLY Why study Statistics? This course is aimed at students who wish...

...drama, music and charity work there will be chances to work in the local community and with people in different parts of the world. We can recognise activities...