The study of literature offers an exciting and varied course, in which students learn to express themselves eloquently. Literature is very well regarded by universities as a facilitating subject. Students have the opportunity to be inspired by some of the greatest works of literature and to delve into the thoughts, ideas and passions of the human condition; exploring the contradictory wonders and frailties, heroism and flaws that go with it. The course enables students to analyse a wide range of fascinating texts and evaluate a diverse range of critical interpretations. A good course for those who enjoy reading, discussing and independent learning.This specification is based on a conviction that the study of literature should encourage enjoyment of literary studies based on an informed personal response to a range of texts. It provides learners with an introduction to the discipline of advanced literary studies and presents opportunities for reading widely and for making creative and informed responses to each of the major literary genres of poetry, prose and drama.
1. Achieved a minimum of 5 standard passes (grade 4) at GCSE. 2. Secured at least a grade 5/6 at GCSE in the subject that the student wishes to study at Post 16 or the same grade in a related subject where it has not been previously studied at GCSE (please refer to the table below for additional specific subject requirements). 3. Have demonstrated, through their previous education career, the level of self-motivation and commitment, including a positive attendance record, required for Post 16 study.
Component 1: Poetry (30%) Component 2: Drama (30%) Component 3: Unseen Texts (20%) Component 4: Prose Study (20%)
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | North Somerset |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Valley Road, Clevedon, BS21 6AH |
The study of literature offers an exciting and varied course, in which students learn to express themselves eloquently. Literature is very well regarded by universities as a facilitating subject. Students have the opportunity to be inspired by some of the greatest works of literature and to delve into the thoughts, ideas and passions of the human condition; exploring the contradictory wonders and frailties, heroism and flaws that go with it. The course enables students to analyse a wide range of fascinating texts and evaluate a diverse range of critical interpretations. A good course for those who enjoy reading, discussing and independent learning.This specification is based on a conviction that the study of literature should encourage enjoyment of literary studies based on an informed personal response to a range of texts. It provides learners with an introduction to the discipline of advanced literary studies and presents opportunities for reading widely and for making creative and informed responses to each of the major literary genres of poetry, prose and drama.
1. Achieved a minimum of 5 standard passes (grade 4) at GCSE. 2. Secured at least a grade 5/6 at GCSE in the subject that the student wishes to study at Post 16 or the same grade in a related subject where it has not been previously studied at GCSE (please refer to the table below for additional specific subject requirements). 3. Have demonstrated, through their previous education career, the level of self-motivation and commitment, including a positive attendance record, required for Post 16 study.
Component 1: Poetry (30%) Component 2: Drama (30%) Component 3: Unseen Texts (20%) Component 4: Prose Study (20%)