The course combines Philosophy - thinking about ideas and concepts - applying theories of morality to real dilemmas in today’s world and the study of how Christianity has adjusted and reacted to the challenges of the 21st Century. Pupils who wish to study Religion, Philosophy and Ethics will discover it to be compatible with a wide range of other subjects, especially English, History and Psychology. The Department welcomes all pupils, of any faith or none, and encourages critical thinking, questioning and discussion.
Minimum I/GCSE Grade 6 on the 9-1 scale in any Humanities subject.
Three modules examined by three papers of 2 hours each. Each module is of equal weighting (33.3% of total A Level). There is no coursework. Each paper contains a choice of three essay questions out of four, and each question will examine A01 skills, including knowledge and understanding of the subjects covered; and A02 skills, including being able to put forward, sustain and conclude an argument, whilst engaging with the ideas of key scholars.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Wiltshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Day £23,730; Boarding £39,270 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | West Lavington, Devizes, SN10 4HE |
The course combines Philosophy - thinking about ideas and concepts - applying theories of morality to real dilemmas in today’s world and the study of how Christianity has adjusted and reacted to the challenges of the 21st Century. Pupils who wish to study Religion, Philosophy and Ethics will discover it to be compatible with a wide range of other subjects, especially English, History and Psychology. The Department welcomes all pupils, of any faith or none, and encourages critical thinking, questioning and discussion.
Minimum I/GCSE Grade 6 on the 9-1 scale in any Humanities subject.
Three modules examined by three papers of 2 hours each. Each module is of equal weighting (33.3% of total A Level). There is no coursework. Each paper contains a choice of three essay questions out of four, and each question will examine A01 skills, including knowledge and understanding of the subjects covered; and A02 skills, including being able to put forward, sustain and conclude an argument, whilst engaging with the ideas of key scholars.