A level Government & Politics is a subject designed for students who want to make a real difference to the world around them. Across the two years we explore personal political philosophy, the inner workings of government, and the ever-changing relationship between politicians and the public. Students quickly come to appreciate that every aspect of their lives is shaped by decisions taken at Westminster, and that a deep understanding of the political process provides them with genuine power to influence and affect these choices. The subject is also uniquely placed to help young people formulate their own political viewpoints which will guide their actions and opinions throughout their adult lives. Year 12 and 13 course outline: Students study three papers: Unit 1 focuses on the government and politics of the UK, Unit 2 covers the government and politics of the USA and Unit 3 looks at ideologies.
Grade 6 in GCSE History is a prerequisite for the study of A level Government and Politics. Modern politics is a dynamic and contemporary subject and as such a genuine interest in the day-to-day cut and thrust of political debate is also essential. Reading quality newspapers and watching television coverage from Westminster or Washington are invaluable tools for every student of politics.
Paper 1: Government and politics of the UK. Written exam: 2 hours 77 marks 33 % of A level Paper 2: The government and politics of the USA. Written exam: 2 hours 77 marks 33 % of A level Paper 3: Political ideas. Written exam: 2 hours 77 marks 33 % of A level
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Bracknell Forest |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £30,915 - £38,085 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £12,315 - £22,095 |
| Address | London Road, Ascot, SL5 8DR |
A level Government & Politics is a subject designed for students who want to make a real difference to the world around them. Across the two years we explore personal political philosophy, the inner workings of government, and the ever-changing relationship between politicians and the public. Students quickly come to appreciate that every aspect of their lives is shaped by decisions taken at Westminster, and that a deep understanding of the political process provides them with genuine power to influence and affect these choices. The subject is also uniquely placed to help young people formulate their own political viewpoints which will guide their actions and opinions throughout their adult lives. Year 12 and 13 course outline: Students study three papers: Unit 1 focuses on the government and politics of the UK, Unit 2 covers the government and politics of the USA and Unit 3 looks at ideologies.
Grade 6 in GCSE History is a prerequisite for the study of A level Government and Politics. Modern politics is a dynamic and contemporary subject and as such a genuine interest in the day-to-day cut and thrust of political debate is also essential. Reading quality newspapers and watching television coverage from Westminster or Washington are invaluable tools for every student of politics.
Paper 1: Government and politics of the UK. Written exam: 2 hours 77 marks 33 % of A level Paper 2: The government and politics of the USA. Written exam: 2 hours 77 marks 33 % of A level Paper 3: Political ideas. Written exam: 2 hours 77 marks 33 % of A level