Computer Science appears at number 3 on the most valuable higher education majors according to Forbes. Computer Science A Level is the fastest-growing post-16 study option. Computer Science graduates are some of the most employable and on average earn more than most graduates. Aside from this, Computer Science is challenging, rewarding and fun. The skills you will develop can be applied to a huge array of A Level subjects and university degrees. In addition, the industry lacks female computer scientists and the field is continuing to expand so there will be lots of opportunities. According to the Russell Group, Computer Science is a useful qualification for a whole host of degrees including numerous Engineering, Mathematics and Science strands, Economics, Psychology, Medicine, Sociology, and, of course, Computer Science. Computer Science at St Augustine's Priory Girls will benefit from: • Small class sizes • Trips to ICT conferences/fairs • Challenging lessons and encouragement to work independently to prepare students for university Extra support outside lesson time. The key features of this specification encourage: • Problem-solving using computers • Computer programming and algorithms • Mathematical skills used to express • Computational laws and processes, e.g. Boolean algebra/logic and comparison of the complexity of algorithms
Offers will be conditional on reaching the required minimum grade in the GCSE subjects students plan to pursue at A Level. In addition, students will need a minimum of 5 GCSEs (or IGCSEs) in Grade 6 and above, including Maths and English Language as a requirement to join our Sixth Form. Please note that we will need to see confirmation of exam results upon their publication. Grade 7 in Computing GCSE
Computer systems (01) 140 marks 2 hours and 30 minutes Written paper 40% of total A Level Algorithms and programming (02) 140 marks 2 hours and 30 minutes Written paper 40% of total A Level Programming project (03 or 04) 70 marks Non-exam assessment 20% of total A Level
About Education Provider
Region | London |
Local Authority | Ealing |
Ofsted Rating | |
Gender Type | Girls |
ISI Report | View Report |
Boarding Fee | Unknown |
Sixth Form Fee | £15,570 - £20,844 |
Address | Hillcrest Road, Ealing, London, W5 2JL |
Computer Science appears at number 3 on the most valuable higher education majors according to Forbes. Computer Science A Level is the fastest-growing post-16 study option. Computer Science graduates are some of the most employable and on average earn more than most graduates. Aside from this, Computer Science is challenging, rewarding and fun. The skills you will develop can be applied to a huge array of A Level subjects and university degrees. In addition, the industry lacks female computer scientists and the field is continuing to expand so there will be lots of opportunities. According to the Russell Group, Computer Science is a useful qualification for a whole host of degrees including numerous Engineering, Mathematics and Science strands, Economics, Psychology, Medicine, Sociology, and, of course, Computer Science. Computer Science at St Augustine's Priory Girls will benefit from: • Small class sizes • Trips to ICT conferences/fairs • Challenging lessons and encouragement to work independently to prepare students for university Extra support outside lesson time. The key features of this specification encourage: • Problem-solving using computers • Computer programming and algorithms • Mathematical skills used to express • Computational laws and processes, e.g. Boolean algebra/logic and comparison of the complexity of algorithms
Offers will be conditional on reaching the required minimum grade in the GCSE subjects students plan to pursue at A Level. In addition, students will need a minimum of 5 GCSEs (or IGCSEs) in Grade 6 and above, including Maths and English Language as a requirement to join our Sixth Form. Please note that we will need to see confirmation of exam results upon their publication. Grade 7 in Computing GCSE
Computer systems (01) 140 marks 2 hours and 30 minutes Written paper 40% of total A Level Algorithms and programming (02) 140 marks 2 hours and 30 minutes Written paper 40% of total A Level Programming project (03 or 04) 70 marks Non-exam assessment 20% of total A Level