What will we study? The course will be assessed by way of three two-hour exams at the end of year 13. Each exam will be worth an equal 33%, contributing to the final grade that you are awarded. Paper 1 Criminal Law Paper 2 - Tort Law Paper 3 Contract Law The English Legal System and the Nature of Law will be assessed throughout the course. For instance, the course considers the purpose of sentencing, morality, judicial precedent, fault, and the court structure.
5 GCSE's (Above grade C or currently equivalent level 4). Grade 6 in GCSE English Language Grade 6 in another written subject such as History, Geography or RE would be advantageous
The exam will ask you a mixture of substantive (75%) and non-substantive (25%) questions. Longer questions in the exam ask you to discuss a series of events, in these scenario questions you are expected to identify areas of the law and apply these to the facts you are given.
About Education Provider
| Region | North East |
| Local Authority | County Durham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Woodhouse Lane, Bishop Auckland, DL14 6JT |
What will we study? The course will be assessed by way of three two-hour exams at the end of year 13. Each exam will be worth an equal 33%, contributing to the final grade that you are awarded. Paper 1 Criminal Law Paper 2 - Tort Law Paper 3 Contract Law The English Legal System and the Nature of Law will be assessed throughout the course. For instance, the course considers the purpose of sentencing, morality, judicial precedent, fault, and the court structure.
5 GCSE's (Above grade C or currently equivalent level 4). Grade 6 in GCSE English Language Grade 6 in another written subject such as History, Geography or RE would be advantageous
The exam will ask you a mixture of substantive (75%) and non-substantive (25%) questions. Longer questions in the exam ask you to discuss a series of events, in these scenario questions you are expected to identify areas of the law and apply these to the facts you are given.