Sociology is the study of society, people and behaviour. By studying Sociology students will develop theories and explanations regarding social life and human behaviour, and what motivates individuals and groups to act the way they do. When human actions can be explained, it becomes possible to offer solutions to social problems, anti-social behaviour and begin to help to improve the lives of individuals.
A Level Study: To join the Sixth Form there is an entry criteria of five standard passes at GCSE (at least a Grade 4). This must include at least a Grade 4 in English Language and Maths at GCSE. Students will need to gain at least a Grade 4 in the subjects they would like to study at A Level. For biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, English literature, French, further maths, maths there are additional subject requirements, which are available upon request.
There are three written exam papers, with short-answer questions and extended essay questions. This course is assessed entirely through written exam papers
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| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Leicestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Parkstone Road, Syston, Leicester, LE7 1LY |
Sociology is the study of society, people and behaviour. By studying Sociology students will develop theories and explanations regarding social life and human behaviour, and what motivates individuals and groups to act the way they do. When human actions can be explained, it becomes possible to offer solutions to social problems, anti-social behaviour and begin to help to improve the lives of individuals.
A Level Study: To join the Sixth Form there is an entry criteria of five standard passes at GCSE (at least a Grade 4). This must include at least a Grade 4 in English Language and Maths at GCSE. Students will need to gain at least a Grade 4 in the subjects they would like to study at A Level. For biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, English literature, French, further maths, maths there are additional subject requirements, which are available upon request.
There are three written exam papers, with short-answer questions and extended essay questions. This course is assessed entirely through written exam papers