Chemistry is about how matter and energy behave and interact with each other: from molecular changes in the eye responding to light that allow you to see; to fabricating and testing compounds to produce lifesaving drugs. Chemistry remains one of the most vigorous and demanding of A Levels, building skills in the application of mathematics, spatial awareness, and logical puzzles – are you up for the challenge? You will build on your current understanding of chemistry as you gain a much deeper understanding of the subject. We will delve into the mysteries of atomic structure; using the mole; explaining electronic structures and an introduction to the quantum world; a deep understanding of bonding/ structures and of course chemical reactions. We’ll explore organic chemistry; the chemistry of global warming and the greenhouse effect; the ozone layer; and its man-made depletion and recovery. You will be developing your practical skills throughout the course as you work your way through several set practical experiments. You will use new equipment to make aspirin and use your analytical skills to identify unknowns and create electricity using electrochemical cells amongst others.
A minimum of 5GCSEs (or equivalent) ‘good’ passes or better including either GCSE Maths or English. 6 in Chemistry or 6-6 in Combined Science, plus 6 in Maths.
100% examined. Paper 1: Written exam 1 hour 45 minutes in length, consisting of multiple choice, short and long answer questions. Accounts for 30% of the A-level. Paper 2: Written exam 1 hour 45 minutes in length, consisting of multiple choice, short and long answer questions. Accounts for 30% of the A-level. Paper 3: Written exam 2 hours 30 minutes in length, consisting of multiple choice, short and long answer questions. Accounts for 40% of the A-level.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Bath and North East Somerset |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Chandag Road, Keynsham, Bristol, BS31 1PH |
Chemistry is about how matter and energy behave and interact with each other: from molecular changes in the eye responding to light that allow you to see; to fabricating and testing compounds to produce lifesaving drugs. Chemistry remains one of the most vigorous and demanding of A Levels, building skills in the application of mathematics, spatial awareness, and logical puzzles – are you up for the challenge? You will build on your current understanding of chemistry as you gain a much deeper understanding of the subject. We will delve into the mysteries of atomic structure; using the mole; explaining electronic structures and an introduction to the quantum world; a deep understanding of bonding/ structures and of course chemical reactions. We’ll explore organic chemistry; the chemistry of global warming and the greenhouse effect; the ozone layer; and its man-made depletion and recovery. You will be developing your practical skills throughout the course as you work your way through several set practical experiments. You will use new equipment to make aspirin and use your analytical skills to identify unknowns and create electricity using electrochemical cells amongst others.
A minimum of 5GCSEs (or equivalent) ‘good’ passes or better including either GCSE Maths or English. 6 in Chemistry or 6-6 in Combined Science, plus 6 in Maths.
100% examined. Paper 1: Written exam 1 hour 45 minutes in length, consisting of multiple choice, short and long answer questions. Accounts for 30% of the A-level. Paper 2: Written exam 1 hour 45 minutes in length, consisting of multiple choice, short and long answer questions. Accounts for 30% of the A-level. Paper 3: Written exam 2 hours 30 minutes in length, consisting of multiple choice, short and long answer questions. Accounts for 40% of the A-level.