The Double Mathematics course comprises of two A Levels: Mathematics and Further Mathematics. Students will study for A Level Mathematics in Year 1, and sit the exams for this in the summer term. In Year 2 students will study for Further Mathematics, having already gained an A Level in Mathematics. In both years students will have double the curriculum time compared to other courses to allow for the completion of a whole A Level in one year. In Further Mathematics, the course begins by looking at the key concepts of complex numbers and matrices. Many of the topics learned the previous year, In Mathematics, such as trigonometry, calculus, series, vectors, and proof, are explored at a deeper and more complex level. Brand new concepts such as number theory, group theory, and power series are introduced.
Grade 7 or above in GCSE Mathematics
This course is assessed using terminal examination and non-examined assessment. The assessments below are for Further Maths completed at the end of Year 13. Core Pure Mathematics 1: Written Examination, 1 ½ Hours. 25% The examination will be based on the following topics: Inductive Proof, Complex numbers, Matrices, Further calculus techniques, Series, Volumes of revolution, Polar coordinates and functions, Hyperbolic functions, Differential Equations Core Pure Mathematics 2: Written Examination, 1 ½ Hours. 25% The examination will be based on the following topics: Inductive Proof, Complex numbers, Matrices, Further calculus techniques, Series, Volumes of revolution, Polar coordinates and functions, Hyperbolic functions, Differential Equations Further Pure Mathematics 1: Written Examination, 1 ½ Hours. 25% The examination will be based on the following topics: Vectors, Conic sections, Inequalities, t-formulae, Taylor Series, Further calculus, and Differential Equations Further Pure Mathematics 2: Written Examination, 1 ½ Hours. 25% The examination will be based on the following topics: Number Theory, Group Theory, Complex numbers and loci, Recurrence relations, Matrix algebra, Surface areas of revolution
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | East Sussex |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Cade Street, Heathfield, TN21 8RJ |
The Double Mathematics course comprises of two A Levels: Mathematics and Further Mathematics. Students will study for A Level Mathematics in Year 1, and sit the exams for this in the summer term. In Year 2 students will study for Further Mathematics, having already gained an A Level in Mathematics. In both years students will have double the curriculum time compared to other courses to allow for the completion of a whole A Level in one year. In Further Mathematics, the course begins by looking at the key concepts of complex numbers and matrices. Many of the topics learned the previous year, In Mathematics, such as trigonometry, calculus, series, vectors, and proof, are explored at a deeper and more complex level. Brand new concepts such as number theory, group theory, and power series are introduced.
Grade 7 or above in GCSE Mathematics
This course is assessed using terminal examination and non-examined assessment. The assessments below are for Further Maths completed at the end of Year 13. Core Pure Mathematics 1: Written Examination, 1 ½ Hours. 25% The examination will be based on the following topics: Inductive Proof, Complex numbers, Matrices, Further calculus techniques, Series, Volumes of revolution, Polar coordinates and functions, Hyperbolic functions, Differential Equations Core Pure Mathematics 2: Written Examination, 1 ½ Hours. 25% The examination will be based on the following topics: Inductive Proof, Complex numbers, Matrices, Further calculus techniques, Series, Volumes of revolution, Polar coordinates and functions, Hyperbolic functions, Differential Equations Further Pure Mathematics 1: Written Examination, 1 ½ Hours. 25% The examination will be based on the following topics: Vectors, Conic sections, Inequalities, t-formulae, Taylor Series, Further calculus, and Differential Equations Further Pure Mathematics 2: Written Examination, 1 ½ Hours. 25% The examination will be based on the following topics: Number Theory, Group Theory, Complex numbers and loci, Recurrence relations, Matrix algebra, Surface areas of revolution