Right now, British politics is possibly more exciting than it has ever been. Widespread constitutional reforms have changed the political map.
Entry to Sixth Form will usually be conditional on achieving at least grade 6
Component 1 Written assessment (2 hours, 84 marks, 33.3%) The assessment consists of two sections; Section A – Political Participation which is worth 60 marks Section, B –Core Political Ideas which is worth 24 marks. Component 2 Written assessment (2 hours, 84 marks, 33.3%) The assessment consists of two sections; Section A – UK Government which is worth 60 marks Section, B – Non-core Political Ideas which is worth 24 marks. Component 3 Written assessment (2 hours, 84 marks, 33.3%) The assessment consists of three sections; Section A– Students choose 1 question out of a choice of 2 ( Total 12 marks) Section, B – Students answer 1 question. (Total 12 marks), Section C– Students answer 2 questions out of a choice of 3, each question is worth 30 marks (Total 60 marks)
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Hertfordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £25,647 - £38,463 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £13,257 - £21,735 |
| Address | Old Hall Green, Ware, SG11 1DS |
Right now, British politics is possibly more exciting than it has ever been. Widespread constitutional reforms have changed the political map.
Entry to Sixth Form will usually be conditional on achieving at least grade 6
Component 1 Written assessment (2 hours, 84 marks, 33.3%) The assessment consists of two sections; Section A – Political Participation which is worth 60 marks Section, B –Core Political Ideas which is worth 24 marks. Component 2 Written assessment (2 hours, 84 marks, 33.3%) The assessment consists of two sections; Section A – UK Government which is worth 60 marks Section, B – Non-core Political Ideas which is worth 24 marks. Component 3 Written assessment (2 hours, 84 marks, 33.3%) The assessment consists of three sections; Section A– Students choose 1 question out of a choice of 2 ( Total 12 marks) Section, B – Students answer 1 question. (Total 12 marks), Section C– Students answer 2 questions out of a choice of 3, each question is worth 30 marks (Total 60 marks)