Year 12 Content: Aspects of German-speaking society: family, digital world, youth culture, fashion, music, TV Artistic culture in the German-speaking world: festivals, art and architecture, Berlin film: Goodbye Lenin – a film set in Berlin around the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The film cleverly reveals the difference between life in East and West Germany at the time. Grammar – will revise and go beyond that of GCSE. Year 13 Content: Multiculturalism: immigration, integration, racism Aspects of political life in the German-speaking world: Germany and the EU, Youth and politics, the reunification of Germany Literary text: Die verlorene Ehre der Katherine Blum – a tragic heroine, or an evil manipulator? You will discuss this whilst looking at the background of the setting of this book. Grammar – a revision of Year 12, moving onto university level.
You will need to be a higher candidate at GCSE German and achieve at least a grade 6.
There are three exam papers: Paper 1 – Listening, reading and writing - Listening and responding to spoken passages. Reading and responding to passages. Translation into English. Students are in charge of operating the recordings. Paper 2 – Writing – Writing about a novel and film and translating into German. Paper 3 – speaking card on a topic studied and research project.
About Education Provider
| Region | North East |
| Local Authority | North Tyneside |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Deneholm, Whitley Bay, NE25 9AS |
Year 12 Content: Aspects of German-speaking society: family, digital world, youth culture, fashion, music, TV Artistic culture in the German-speaking world: festivals, art and architecture, Berlin film: Goodbye Lenin – a film set in Berlin around the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The film cleverly reveals the difference between life in East and West Germany at the time. Grammar – will revise and go beyond that of GCSE. Year 13 Content: Multiculturalism: immigration, integration, racism Aspects of political life in the German-speaking world: Germany and the EU, Youth and politics, the reunification of Germany Literary text: Die verlorene Ehre der Katherine Blum – a tragic heroine, or an evil manipulator? You will discuss this whilst looking at the background of the setting of this book. Grammar – a revision of Year 12, moving onto university level.
You will need to be a higher candidate at GCSE German and achieve at least a grade 6.
There are three exam papers: Paper 1 – Listening, reading and writing - Listening and responding to spoken passages. Reading and responding to passages. Translation into English. Students are in charge of operating the recordings. Paper 2 – Writing – Writing about a novel and film and translating into German. Paper 3 – speaking card on a topic studied and research project.