A-level English Literature is a subject which emphasises creativity, disciplined thought, and communication, plus an ability to synthesise and contextualise ideas. A level English Literature is a particularly suitable course for students who are keen readers and who enjoyed GCSE English Literature. It widens your understanding of the foundation topics of this discipline: drama, poetry and prose. At A level, English Literature can complement many other subjects and can bea valuable contrast to scientific subjects, demonstrating a breadth of interests. We study a broad variety of literature which includes Renaissance drama, thematic poetry and 20th century novels. Your study will involve research based on social and historical contexts; classroom discussion; essay planning and writing and analysis of literary features.
- GCSE English Language and English Literature should be grade 5 or above. - A minimum of 4 GCSE’s (or equivalent) at grade 4 or above, and two GCSE’s (or equivalent) at grade 5 or above.
Paper 1: Love through the ages Paper 2 Texts in shared contexts Non-exam assessment: Independent critical study: texts across time
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Worcestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Stonepits Lane, Hunt End, Redditch, B97 5LX |
A-level English Literature is a subject which emphasises creativity, disciplined thought, and communication, plus an ability to synthesise and contextualise ideas. A level English Literature is a particularly suitable course for students who are keen readers and who enjoyed GCSE English Literature. It widens your understanding of the foundation topics of this discipline: drama, poetry and prose. At A level, English Literature can complement many other subjects and can bea valuable contrast to scientific subjects, demonstrating a breadth of interests. We study a broad variety of literature which includes Renaissance drama, thematic poetry and 20th century novels. Your study will involve research based on social and historical contexts; classroom discussion; essay planning and writing and analysis of literary features.
- GCSE English Language and English Literature should be grade 5 or above. - A minimum of 4 GCSE’s (or equivalent) at grade 4 or above, and two GCSE’s (or equivalent) at grade 5 or above.
Paper 1: Love through the ages Paper 2 Texts in shared contexts Non-exam assessment: Independent critical study: texts across time