The study of the relationship between the cells in our bodies and the larger organ and system structures provides an insight into how complex structures can be scientifically analysed to provide information to help maintain our health and fitness. Throughout the course students carry out experimental and investigative activities in order to develop their practical skills.
Grade 6 in Biology or Grade 7/7 in Combined Sciences PLUS Grade 6 in Mathematics.
Paper 1 What is assessed: Any content from topics 1 – 4 including relevant practical skills How it is assessed: written exam: 2 hours, 91 marks; 35% of A Level. Questions: 76 marks - a mixture of short and long answer questions; 15 marks - extended response questions. Paper 2 What is assessed: any content from topics 5 – 8 including relevant practical skills. How it is assessed: written exam; 2 hours; 91 marks; 35% of A Level. Questions: 76 marks - a mixture of short and long answer questions; 15 marks - comprehension questions. Paper 3 What is assessed: any content from topics 1 – 8 including relevant practical skills. How it is assessed: written exam; 2 hours; 78 marks; 30% of A Level. Questions: 38 marks - structured questions including practical techniques; 15 marks - critical analysis of given experimental data; 25 marks - one essay from a choice of two titles.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Day £15,990; Boarding £29,875 - £38,650 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | College Road, Bournemouth, BH5 2DY |
The study of the relationship between the cells in our bodies and the larger organ and system structures provides an insight into how complex structures can be scientifically analysed to provide information to help maintain our health and fitness. Throughout the course students carry out experimental and investigative activities in order to develop their practical skills.
Grade 6 in Biology or Grade 7/7 in Combined Sciences PLUS Grade 6 in Mathematics.
Paper 1 What is assessed: Any content from topics 1 – 4 including relevant practical skills How it is assessed: written exam: 2 hours, 91 marks; 35% of A Level. Questions: 76 marks - a mixture of short and long answer questions; 15 marks - extended response questions. Paper 2 What is assessed: any content from topics 5 – 8 including relevant practical skills. How it is assessed: written exam; 2 hours; 91 marks; 35% of A Level. Questions: 76 marks - a mixture of short and long answer questions; 15 marks - comprehension questions. Paper 3 What is assessed: any content from topics 1 – 8 including relevant practical skills. How it is assessed: written exam; 2 hours; 78 marks; 30% of A Level. Questions: 38 marks - structured questions including practical techniques; 15 marks - critical analysis of given experimental data; 25 marks - one essay from a choice of two titles.