Students studying A Level Philosophy, Theology and Ethics have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of world religions. In addition, they will have the chance to explore the philosophy of religion and consider the ethical decisions which people make in their everyday lives. The course looks at relevant topical issues and enables students to acquire knowledge and understanding of the major issues that are relevant to learners in the 21st century. Philosophy, Theology and Ethics A Level is split in to three distinct areas; Philosophy of religion, Religion and Ethics and Developments in religious thought.
The entry requirements for students taking 3 or 4 A levels are seven GCSE's at Grade 4-9, or equivalent, including English and Maths. While a Grade 6 at GCSE is preferable for studying a subject at A Level, we will consider students who achieve a Grade 5 in the subject, depending on circumstances. 5 = English 4 = Mathematics Grade 5 in GCSE Humanities
The A Level Philosophy, Theology and Ethics course will be assessed through three terminal exams (at the end of Year 13). Each paper consists of three essays: • Philosophy of Religion - 2 hour written exam • Religion and Ethics - 2 hour written exam • Developments in Christian theology - 2 hour written exam
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Cambridgeshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Eastrea Road, Whittlesey, Peterborough, PE7 1XB |
Students studying A Level Philosophy, Theology and Ethics have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of world religions. In addition, they will have the chance to explore the philosophy of religion and consider the ethical decisions which people make in their everyday lives. The course looks at relevant topical issues and enables students to acquire knowledge and understanding of the major issues that are relevant to learners in the 21st century. Philosophy, Theology and Ethics A Level is split in to three distinct areas; Philosophy of religion, Religion and Ethics and Developments in religious thought.
The entry requirements for students taking 3 or 4 A levels are seven GCSE's at Grade 4-9, or equivalent, including English and Maths. While a Grade 6 at GCSE is preferable for studying a subject at A Level, we will consider students who achieve a Grade 5 in the subject, depending on circumstances. 5 = English 4 = Mathematics Grade 5 in GCSE Humanities
The A Level Philosophy, Theology and Ethics course will be assessed through three terminal exams (at the end of Year 13). Each paper consists of three essays: • Philosophy of Religion - 2 hour written exam • Religion and Ethics - 2 hour written exam • Developments in Christian theology - 2 hour written exam