Chemistry plays a significant role in tackling global challenges such as sustainable development, climate change and antibiotic resistance. By studying A Level Chemistry, students will develop an understanding of the fundamental chemical principles and ideas that will help provide solutions to these challenges. Students will broaden their knowledge of theoretical inorganic, organic and physical chemistry as well as develop new practical skills.
1. Achieved a minimum of 5 standard passes (grade 4) at GCSE. 2. Secured at least a grade 5/6 at GCSE in the subject that the student wishes to study at Post 16 or the same grade in a related subject where it has not been previously studied at GCSE (please refer to the table below for additional specific subject requirements). 3. Have demonstrated, through their previous education career, the level of self-motivation and commitment, including a positive attendance record, required for Post 16 study. 4. Science 6, Maths 6
Chemistry A is split into six modules with three terminal assessments and a Practical endorsement. The assessment consists of: Paper 1 (37%) assessing content from Modules 1,2,3 and 5 Paper 2 (37%) assessing content from Modules 1,2,4 and 6 Paper 3 (26%) Synoptic paper testing knowledge from across the whole course
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Chemistry plays a significant role in tackling global challenges such as sustainable development, climate change and antibiotic resistance. By studying A Level Chemistry, students will develop an understanding of the fundamental chemical principles and ideas that will help provide solutions to these challenges. Students will broaden their knowledge of theoretical inorganic, organic and physical chemistry as well as develop new practical skills.
1. Achieved a minimum of 5 standard passes (grade 4) at GCSE. 2. Secured at least a grade 5/6 at GCSE in the subject that the student wishes to study at Post 16 or the same grade in a related subject where it has not been previously studied at GCSE (please refer to the table below for additional specific subject requirements). 3. Have demonstrated, through their previous education career, the level of self-motivation and commitment, including a positive attendance record, required for Post 16 study. 4. Science 6, Maths 6
Chemistry A is split into six modules with three terminal assessments and a Practical endorsement. The assessment consists of: Paper 1 (37%) assessing content from Modules 1,2,3 and 5 Paper 2 (37%) assessing content from Modules 1,2,4 and 6 Paper 3 (26%) Synoptic paper testing knowledge from across the whole course