Courses

AS Level Subjects offered in September 2010

Art_and_Design.pdf
Biology.pdf
Business_Studies.pdf
Chemistry.pdf
Christian_Theology.pdf
Classical_Civilisation.pdf
Economics.pdf
English.pdf
English_literature.pdf
Food_technology.pdf
French.pdf
Geography.pdf
Geology.pdf
Health_and_Social_Care.pdf
Human_Biology.pdf
Information_Communication_Technology.pdf
Latin.pdf
Law.pdf
Mathematics.pdf
Music.pdf
Physics.pdf
Politics.pdf
Product_Design.pdf
Psychology.pdf
RE.pdf
Sociology.pdf
Spanish.pdf
Sport_and_Physical_Education.pdf
Textiles.pdf

OCR_Level_3_National_Certificate_in_Business.pdf
Edexcel_Level_3_National_Award_in_Art_and_Design.pdf

Students should give very careful thought to choice of course/subjects when they complete their application forms.  Only in exceptional cases, (poor examination performance) will they be permitted to make changes at a later date, because late, and numerous, subject changes can have an adverse effect on the size of teaching groups.

The school endeavours as far as possible to satisfy the choices of individuals.  Indeed, the sixth form timetable is constructed on the basis of the choices made by Y11 pupils.  However, with the advent of Curriculum 2000, the possibility of most students pursuing an extra subject at AS level has meant that subject permutations have become increasingly complex.  Choice may be restricted further by the teaching commitments of staff in KS4.  In consequence, students who wish to study five subjects at AS level may be unable to take-up their 5th choice subject.