With a focus on learning outside the classroom – you can expect a variety of field trips and opportunities, and an exciting lecture series – Biology in Action. Biology is interesting in its own right, stimulating concern and respect for all life. Studying this subject can help you develop a wide range of key skills, in addition to increasing your understanding of scientific principles. A Biology qualification can lead to a variety of degree paths, such as Medicine, Environmental Science, Physiotherapy and Biomedical Sciences. And even if you decide not to continue with Biology at a higher level, you will learn valuable skills that you can apply to almost any degree or career choice. You’ll study many characteristics of living organisms, including biological molecules, cells, physiology, genetics and the environment. You’ll also look at how current biological concepts have been developed, and the contribution biologists have made to society.
Pupils entering the sixth form are expected to have obtained ‘C’ grades in most core subjects and at least a grade B in their chosen A Level subjects. They will be expected to be able to cope with the demands of A Level courses in at least three subjects. Some A Level courses require higher GCSE grades, specific details on request from the Marketing and Admissions Team.
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About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Nottinghamshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £17,337 - £32,964 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £8,970 - £19,074 |
| Address | Cuthberts Avenue, Worksop, Worksop, S80 3AP |
With a focus on learning outside the classroom – you can expect a variety of field trips and opportunities, and an exciting lecture series – Biology in Action. Biology is interesting in its own right, stimulating concern and respect for all life. Studying this subject can help you develop a wide range of key skills, in addition to increasing your understanding of scientific principles. A Biology qualification can lead to a variety of degree paths, such as Medicine, Environmental Science, Physiotherapy and Biomedical Sciences. And even if you decide not to continue with Biology at a higher level, you will learn valuable skills that you can apply to almost any degree or career choice. You’ll study many characteristics of living organisms, including biological molecules, cells, physiology, genetics and the environment. You’ll also look at how current biological concepts have been developed, and the contribution biologists have made to society.
Pupils entering the sixth form are expected to have obtained ‘C’ grades in most core subjects and at least a grade B in their chosen A Level subjects. They will be expected to be able to cope with the demands of A Level courses in at least three subjects. Some A Level courses require higher GCSE grades, specific details on request from the Marketing and Admissions Team.
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