The compulsory modules are: • Social psychology with a focus on social influence and conformity • Attachment psychology • Psychopathology focusing on OCD, depression and phobias • Approaches in psychology looking at the learning, cognitive, biological, humanistic and psychodynamic approaches • Biopsychology • Issues and Debates in psychology including gender and cultural bias in research, free will vs determinism, the nature-nurture debate, holism vs reductionism, idiographic vs nomothetic approaches and the ethical implications of research and theory. • Research methods and statistics
There are GCSE grade requirements for some options. Students taking A-levels will need to have achieved certain grades and skills to enable them to succeed in these courses. In English, Mathematics and Science it is GCSE Grade 7. Other subjects also have grade criteria that should be checked with teachers.
Three papers, each of which is 2 hours and 33.3% of the final A level mark.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | East Sussex |
| Ofsted Rating | Requires improvement |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £6,030 - £15,825 |
| Address | Kidbrooke Park, Priory Road, Forest Row, RH18 5JA |
The compulsory modules are: • Social psychology with a focus on social influence and conformity • Attachment psychology • Psychopathology focusing on OCD, depression and phobias • Approaches in psychology looking at the learning, cognitive, biological, humanistic and psychodynamic approaches • Biopsychology • Issues and Debates in psychology including gender and cultural bias in research, free will vs determinism, the nature-nurture debate, holism vs reductionism, idiographic vs nomothetic approaches and the ethical implications of research and theory. • Research methods and statistics
There are GCSE grade requirements for some options. Students taking A-levels will need to have achieved certain grades and skills to enable them to succeed in these courses. In English, Mathematics and Science it is GCSE Grade 7. Other subjects also have grade criteria that should be checked with teachers.
Three papers, each of which is 2 hours and 33.3% of the final A level mark.