A-level Mathematics is a two-year course consisting of three units. Across year 12 and 13 you will study pure mathematics 1, pure mathematics 2, statistics and mechanics WHY SHOULD I STUDY MATHEMATICS? A-level Mathematics is a course worth studying not only as a supporting subject for the physical and social s ciences but also in its own right. It is challenging but interesting. The core Mathematics modules consist of algebra, equations, graphs, sequences, trigonometry and calculus. Although the course focuses on these from a pure maths perspective, they are essential skills used within many different subject areas. The mechanics module explores how things move and how their motion can be modelled using mathematics. Who is it suitable for? • Students with a keen interest in developing their mathematical skills. • Anyone who enjoys the challenge of logical thinking, patterns and making sense of the world using these skills.
Five GCSEs including a minimum of a grade 6 in Maths.
Three 2-hour exam papers assesses all modules. Paper 1 and 2 test the Pure Year 1 and 2 course mixed together and Paper 3 is the applied modules of Statistics and Mechanics. Each paper is worth 100 marks each.
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| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Hounslow |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| Address | 5 Boston Manor Road, Brentford, TW8 0PG |
A-level Mathematics is a two-year course consisting of three units. Across year 12 and 13 you will study pure mathematics 1, pure mathematics 2, statistics and mechanics WHY SHOULD I STUDY MATHEMATICS? A-level Mathematics is a course worth studying not only as a supporting subject for the physical and social s ciences but also in its own right. It is challenging but interesting. The core Mathematics modules consist of algebra, equations, graphs, sequences, trigonometry and calculus. Although the course focuses on these from a pure maths perspective, they are essential skills used within many different subject areas. The mechanics module explores how things move and how their motion can be modelled using mathematics. Who is it suitable for? • Students with a keen interest in developing their mathematical skills. • Anyone who enjoys the challenge of logical thinking, patterns and making sense of the world using these skills.
Five GCSEs including a minimum of a grade 6 in Maths.
Three 2-hour exam papers assesses all modules. Paper 1 and 2 test the Pure Year 1 and 2 course mixed together and Paper 3 is the applied modules of Statistics and Mechanics. Each paper is worth 100 marks each.