Pure Mathematics Extend knowledge of topics such as algebra and trigonometry as well as learning some brand new ideas such as calculus. Mechanics Describes mathematically the motion of objects and how they respond to forces acting upon them, from cars in the street to satellites revolving around a planet. Mathematical modelling; this is, turning a complicated physical problem into a simpler one that can be analysed and solved using mathematical methods. Statistics Statistics deals with the collection, classification, analysis, and interpretation of numerical facts or data, by use of mathematical theories of probability and modelling.
- At least five grade 4 achieved. - Grade 5 or higher must be achieved in the subject you wish to study. - Grade 6 or higher must be achieved in MFL, Science and Maths if you would like to study these subjects. - Students must study Maths if they would like to study further Maths.
The A level is assessed by three exam papers at the end of Year 13. Paper 1: two hours (33.3% of A level) 100% Pure Maths Paper 2: two hours (33.3% of A level) 50% Pure and 50% Mechanics Paper 3: two hours (33.3% of A level) 50% Pure and 50% Statistics
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Somerset |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Burnham Road, Highbridge, TA9 3EE |
Pure Mathematics Extend knowledge of topics such as algebra and trigonometry as well as learning some brand new ideas such as calculus. Mechanics Describes mathematically the motion of objects and how they respond to forces acting upon them, from cars in the street to satellites revolving around a planet. Mathematical modelling; this is, turning a complicated physical problem into a simpler one that can be analysed and solved using mathematical methods. Statistics Statistics deals with the collection, classification, analysis, and interpretation of numerical facts or data, by use of mathematical theories of probability and modelling.
- At least five grade 4 achieved. - Grade 5 or higher must be achieved in the subject you wish to study. - Grade 6 or higher must be achieved in MFL, Science and Maths if you would like to study these subjects. - Students must study Maths if they would like to study further Maths.
The A level is assessed by three exam papers at the end of Year 13. Paper 1: two hours (33.3% of A level) 100% Pure Maths Paper 2: two hours (33.3% of A level) 50% Pure and 50% Mechanics Paper 3: two hours (33.3% of A level) 50% Pure and 50% Statistics