
Studying English Literature involves reading poetry, plays and novels from a wide range of places, people and times, exploring the ideas, concepts, skills and emotions that are significant in the creation of texts. You will develop a personal understanding and response to texts; thinking analytically and using evidence creatively is also vital. You will spend time developing your own thoughts about the texts studied and will discuss your views with others in order to justify your interpretations. Close focus on accurate, precise written communication and the discussion of varied ideas and interpretations of texts means students develop excellent interpersonal and communication skills that are highly valued in business and industry. The course provides opportunities for theatre trips/ poetry performances and student conferences.
At least 5 courses successfully at the following levels; 9 – 5 (or equivalent) at GCSE, or level 2 BTEC/CTEC/VCERT.
80% exams, 20% non-exam assessment.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Wokingham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Robin Hood Lane, Winnersh, Wokingham, RG41 5NE |
Studying English Literature involves reading poetry, plays and novels from a wide range of places, people and times, exploring the ideas, concepts, skills and emotions that are significant in the creation of texts. You will develop a personal understanding and response to texts; thinking analytically and using evidence creatively is also vital. You will spend time developing your own thoughts about the texts studied and will discuss your views with others in order to justify your interpretations. Close focus on accurate, precise written communication and the discussion of varied ideas and interpretations of texts means students develop excellent interpersonal and communication skills that are highly valued in business and industry. The course provides opportunities for theatre trips/ poetry performances and student conferences.
At least 5 courses successfully at the following levels; 9 – 5 (or equivalent) at GCSE, or level 2 BTEC/CTEC/VCERT.
80% exams, 20% non-exam assessment.