A level Mathematics also consists of PURE and APPLIED Mathematics, in the ratio of 2:1. PURE: • Algebraic Methods • Functions and Graphs • Sequences and Series • Binomial Expansion • Radians • Trigonometric Functions • Trigonometry and Modelling • Parametric Equations • Differentiation • Numerical Methods • Integration • Vectors STATISITICS: • Regression, Correlation and Hypothesis Testing • Conditional Probability • The Normal Distribution MECHANICS: • Moments • Forces and Friction • Projectiles • Applications of Forces • Further Kinematics
GCSE Grade 7 or above in Mathematics, having completed the full Higher GCSE course OR GCSE Grade 6 having completed the full Higher GCSE course and 60% or above in the Head Start assessment.
In year 12 you will sit: • 1 Pure Paper (2 hours) • 1 Applied Paper (1 hour 15 minutes) All students will sit AS Level Mathematics at the end of year 12. If you wish to carry on to A level Mathematics these examinations will NOT count towards your results. In year 13 you will sit: • 2 Pure Paper (2 hours each) • 1 Applied Paper (2 hours) These examinations will contain content from both Year 12 and 13 combined.
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| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Warwickshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Lawford Lane, Rugby, CV22 7JT |
A level Mathematics also consists of PURE and APPLIED Mathematics, in the ratio of 2:1. PURE: • Algebraic Methods • Functions and Graphs • Sequences and Series • Binomial Expansion • Radians • Trigonometric Functions • Trigonometry and Modelling • Parametric Equations • Differentiation • Numerical Methods • Integration • Vectors STATISITICS: • Regression, Correlation and Hypothesis Testing • Conditional Probability • The Normal Distribution MECHANICS: • Moments • Forces and Friction • Projectiles • Applications of Forces • Further Kinematics
GCSE Grade 7 or above in Mathematics, having completed the full Higher GCSE course OR GCSE Grade 6 having completed the full Higher GCSE course and 60% or above in the Head Start assessment.
In year 12 you will sit: • 1 Pure Paper (2 hours) • 1 Applied Paper (1 hour 15 minutes) All students will sit AS Level Mathematics at the end of year 12. If you wish to carry on to A level Mathematics these examinations will NOT count towards your results. In year 13 you will sit: • 2 Pure Paper (2 hours each) • 1 Applied Paper (2 hours) These examinations will contain content from both Year 12 and 13 combined.