Students wishing to study Art and Design should be aware that the course requires a substantial amount of visual coursework as well as supporting written work. Students should also be prepared to research and analyse a large number artists and designers work which will necessitate a high degree of independent learning outside of lessons, including gallery and museum visits. The specification for A level Art and Design directly relates to and follows on from GCSE Art and Design, however students have greater flexibility, creative input and time in order to stretch their abilities. Across the course, students must cover a minimum of two disciplines within their work from fine art, textiles, photography, graphic design and 3D.
Candidates should have gained a minimum of Grade 6 in Art and Design at GCSE in order to study this course.
Year 12 Year 12 is a preparatory course which develops skills, contextual understanding and course knowledge ready for Year 13. Throughout the year pupils work on a combinations of sustained projects and practical workshops. They will also have the opportunity to complete a mock personal investigation essay. Year 13 Component 1: Personal investigation. You will choose your own starting point and explore this to reach an outcome. This will include a written study to support your work (1000-3000 words). No time limit (96 marks maximum). 60% of A-Level. Component 2: Externally set assignment where you choose from a series of questions. You will demonstrate your knowledge, creativity and skills through your exploration and presentation. Prep time plus 15 hours supervised time (96 marks maximum). 40% of A-Level.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Warwickshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £12,600 - £15,816 |
| Address | 15-17 Kenilworth Road, Leamington Spa, CV32 5TW |
Students wishing to study Art and Design should be aware that the course requires a substantial amount of visual coursework as well as supporting written work. Students should also be prepared to research and analyse a large number artists and designers work which will necessitate a high degree of independent learning outside of lessons, including gallery and museum visits. The specification for A level Art and Design directly relates to and follows on from GCSE Art and Design, however students have greater flexibility, creative input and time in order to stretch their abilities. Across the course, students must cover a minimum of two disciplines within their work from fine art, textiles, photography, graphic design and 3D.
Candidates should have gained a minimum of Grade 6 in Art and Design at GCSE in order to study this course.
Year 12 Year 12 is a preparatory course which develops skills, contextual understanding and course knowledge ready for Year 13. Throughout the year pupils work on a combinations of sustained projects and practical workshops. They will also have the opportunity to complete a mock personal investigation essay. Year 13 Component 1: Personal investigation. You will choose your own starting point and explore this to reach an outcome. This will include a written study to support your work (1000-3000 words). No time limit (96 marks maximum). 60% of A-Level. Component 2: Externally set assignment where you choose from a series of questions. You will demonstrate your knowledge, creativity and skills through your exploration and presentation. Prep time plus 15 hours supervised time (96 marks maximum). 40% of A-Level.