Focussing on the integration of language and literature, this course enables students to see how linguistic and literary methods are related and to explore these links in their work. A-Level English Language and Literature allows students to build on the skills and knowledge already gained and prepare for their next steps, offering clear skills progression from GCSE. There may also be opportunities for theatre trips as part of the course - students have previously enjoyed visits to London and Paris.
GCSE grade 6 (or above) in English.
Paper 1: Telling Stories - 3hrs, 100 marks (40%) • Section A - Remembered Places • Section B - Imagined Worlds • Section C - Poetic Voices Paper 2: Exploring Conflict (40%) - 2.5hrs, 100 marks (40%) • Section A - Writing about Society • Section B- Dramatic Encounters NEA: Making Connections - investigation on a chosen theme and texts - 50 marks (20%) • Students draw linguistic connections between a non-literary text and a work of literature of their choice in this coursework unit
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Gloucestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Abenhall Road, Mitcheldean, GL17 0DU |
Focussing on the integration of language and literature, this course enables students to see how linguistic and literary methods are related and to explore these links in their work. A-Level English Language and Literature allows students to build on the skills and knowledge already gained and prepare for their next steps, offering clear skills progression from GCSE. There may also be opportunities for theatre trips as part of the course - students have previously enjoyed visits to London and Paris.
GCSE grade 6 (or above) in English.
Paper 1: Telling Stories - 3hrs, 100 marks (40%) • Section A - Remembered Places • Section B - Imagined Worlds • Section C - Poetic Voices Paper 2: Exploring Conflict (40%) - 2.5hrs, 100 marks (40%) • Section A - Writing about Society • Section B- Dramatic Encounters NEA: Making Connections - investigation on a chosen theme and texts - 50 marks (20%) • Students draw linguistic connections between a non-literary text and a work of literature of their choice in this coursework unit