Sir John Deane's College courses

...drag yourself away from the TV, Play station or whatever else you do!). You must be able to discipline yourself to carry out research independently...

...How do you learn best? Do you enjoy researching information for yourself and organising it into a really good piece of coursework? Do you find examinations...

...The Art and Design course has a very broad base and drawing is an essential element of this. Different types of drawing are explored: observational...

...assessing practical and investigative skills. The A2 examinations will take place in January and June of the Upper Sixth year. Entry Requirement The minimum...

...research and independent thinking so that can develop your own balanced arguments. Moreover, you will be able to recognise and discuss the wide range...

...including rates, equilibrium, entropy, electrode potentials, energy for the future, and environmental issues. Unit 6 [20%]: Internally-assessed practical skills...

...and manage rehearsals and there will be opportunities to perform your work to a public audience. Assessments for AS Dance Unit 1 40% of AS, 20% of total...

...particularly well with other subjects? If you are considering studying an engineering discipline then you could combine your study of Design Technology with Maths and Physics...

...It is assumed that you will have acquired an interest in, and enthusiasm for, plays, theatre and performance, but you need not have studied Drama previously...

...this affect us all in other words who gets what, and why? To have a working understanding of economics is, according to the economist J K Galbraith...

...Microprocessor systems Filters Interfacing Robotic Systems In both the AS and A2 courses, your achievement is assessed through Written Examinations and through Coursework...

...This is worth 60% of the AS Level; 30% of the A Level. Unit 2 Creating Texts (Coursework). This is worth 40% of the AS Level; 20% of the A Level...

...We will look at the properties of pollutants and potential methods of reducing the damage they cause. Module Four (25% A Level) Biological Resources...

...The A2 course draws on the cinema literacy developed through the AS course and includes: An independent research-based study of an area of particular interest to...

...politics and the economy. AS General Studies offers an insight into all aspects of society. Topics are varied and thought provoking. You are encouraged...

...G1 is on physical topics and G2 on human. Each of the papers is worth 50% of the AS grade. In each exam students answer three structured questions...

...It is essential that you have a good grasp of current affairs in order to appreciate the wider impact of politics...

...social work, youth work, speech therapy, teaching, occupational therapy, medicine or other similar professions. What will I study and how will it be assessed?...

...This paper tests understanding of change over time. Unit 2 (50% of AS marks. 25% of total A Level marks) Alternative Q The USA and Vietnam 1961-1975...

...At A2 students will focus more on the concepts associated with the use of ICT in the 21st century. There will be the opportunity for you to acquire skills...