The subject helps to develop a logical, analytical approach to the complex problems arising from economic activity at a personal, business and national level. It encourages an interest in and understanding of current economic issues and institutions.
For entry into the Sixth Form we require a positive end of school testimonial and normally the securing of a minimum six GCSEs, including Maths and English, at grades 9-5 (or grade equivalent). Students should achieve a grade 6 or above in those subjects they wish to take at A-Level. For subjects with no associated GCSE, the grades achieved in other subjects will be taken into consideration. Grade 6 or above in Mathematics. A readiness to keep abreast of economic issues is expected, through reading newspapers and watching news and current affairs programmes. A good standard of written English and numeracy is essential. Ideally, you should have Maths GCSE at grade 7 and English GCSE at grade 7. To study Economics at university students will normally be expected to have studied Maths to A-Level.
Assessment is at the end of the two years. There are three exams each lasting two hours, comprising short answer, data response and essay writing questions.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Oxfordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £32,310 - £41,640 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £21,990 |
| Address | Bloxham, Banbury, OX15 4PE |
The subject helps to develop a logical, analytical approach to the complex problems arising from economic activity at a personal, business and national level. It encourages an interest in and understanding of current economic issues and institutions.
For entry into the Sixth Form we require a positive end of school testimonial and normally the securing of a minimum six GCSEs, including Maths and English, at grades 9-5 (or grade equivalent). Students should achieve a grade 6 or above in those subjects they wish to take at A-Level. For subjects with no associated GCSE, the grades achieved in other subjects will be taken into consideration. Grade 6 or above in Mathematics. A readiness to keep abreast of economic issues is expected, through reading newspapers and watching news and current affairs programmes. A good standard of written English and numeracy is essential. Ideally, you should have Maths GCSE at grade 7 and English GCSE at grade 7. To study Economics at university students will normally be expected to have studied Maths to A-Level.
Assessment is at the end of the two years. There are three exams each lasting two hours, comprising short answer, data response and essay writing questions.