Understanding biology is the key to understanding the development of life. Finding cures for diseases, tackling environmental issues and solving crimes through forensics are just some of the important roles a biologist can play in society. Topical issues such as disease, genetic engineering, DNA structure and the environment are all covered in Edexcel A-Level biology. You can expect to develop a wealth of knowledge on cells, organs, the treatment of diseases and human evolution just a small sample of the areas covered. • Learning around a wide variety of topics over eight modules entitled Lifestyle, Health and Risk; Genes and Health; Voice of the Genome; Biodiversity and Natural Resources; On the Wild Side; Immunity, Infection and Forensics; Run for your Life; Grey Matter. • Opportunity to participate in a minimum of twelve practical tasks in addition to theoretical learning.
5 GCSEs, including English and maths, grade 5/C or above. GCSE Science Grade 6 or above.
This course is assessed by three examinations and an observed practical task. Paper 1: Natural Environments & Species Survival Paper 2: Energy, Exercise and Co-ordination Paper 3: General & Practical Applications
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| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Nottinghamshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | High Pavement, Sutton-in-Ashfield, NG17 1EE |
Understanding biology is the key to understanding the development of life. Finding cures for diseases, tackling environmental issues and solving crimes through forensics are just some of the important roles a biologist can play in society. Topical issues such as disease, genetic engineering, DNA structure and the environment are all covered in Edexcel A-Level biology. You can expect to develop a wealth of knowledge on cells, organs, the treatment of diseases and human evolution just a small sample of the areas covered. • Learning around a wide variety of topics over eight modules entitled Lifestyle, Health and Risk; Genes and Health; Voice of the Genome; Biodiversity and Natural Resources; On the Wild Side; Immunity, Infection and Forensics; Run for your Life; Grey Matter. • Opportunity to participate in a minimum of twelve practical tasks in addition to theoretical learning.
5 GCSEs, including English and maths, grade 5/C or above. GCSE Science Grade 6 or above.
This course is assessed by three examinations and an observed practical task. Paper 1: Natural Environments & Species Survival Paper 2: Energy, Exercise and Co-ordination Paper 3: General & Practical Applications