Mathematics

Course summary

A-level Mathematics at Cranford follows a rigorous and engaging curriculum designed to help prepare students for the high expectations of the most respected universities and demanding professional pathways. The overarching themes of the course are mathematical argument, language and proof, mathematical problem-solving and mathematical modelling. The students study a combination of Pure Mathematics, Statistics and Mechanics, with Pure Mathematics accounting for approximately two thirds of the overall content. An intellectually demanding course, Mathematics ensures students are able to calculate confidently and work with scientific ideas, as well as training students in analytical and logical thinking. The syllabus requires the ability to work independently and students will need a high degree of motivation, perseverance and a genuine interest and enjoyment of this challenging subject. However, despite being a challenge, when tackled with determination and enthusiasm, Mathematics is undoubtedly fun! It fits well with many other A-level subjects, complementing the Sciences whilst also contrasting well with Art subjects.