The A Level course covers many GCSE topics in greater depth whilst preparing students for university. It places emphasis on why things happen in Chemistry: • Why do atoms form bonds? • What happens to the electrons in a chemical reaction? • Why are some acids weak? • Why are some reactions reversible? • Why do different reaction conditions yield different products? • How do certain chemicals interact with Biological molecules? • How are compounds analysed in the laboratory?
We are delighted that you are considering Halliford Sixth Form. Entry into Sixth Form is based on an interview, a satisfactory report from the previous school, and a minimum of 5 GCSEs at Grade 5 or above including English and Mathematics. It is a requirement that students achieve at least a Grade 6 at GCSE in the subjects that they wish to study at A Level.
There is no coursework on this course. However, your performance during practicals will be assessed. A Level: 3 x 2 hour written exams, at the end of the two years for A Level. Both theory and practical skills are examined. At least 15% of the marks for A Level Chemistry are based on what you learn in your practicals.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | �20,850 |
| Address | Russell Road, Shepperton, TW17 9HX |
The A Level course covers many GCSE topics in greater depth whilst preparing students for university. It places emphasis on why things happen in Chemistry: • Why do atoms form bonds? • What happens to the electrons in a chemical reaction? • Why are some acids weak? • Why are some reactions reversible? • Why do different reaction conditions yield different products? • How do certain chemicals interact with Biological molecules? • How are compounds analysed in the laboratory?
We are delighted that you are considering Halliford Sixth Form. Entry into Sixth Form is based on an interview, a satisfactory report from the previous school, and a minimum of 5 GCSEs at Grade 5 or above including English and Mathematics. It is a requirement that students achieve at least a Grade 6 at GCSE in the subjects that they wish to study at A Level.
There is no coursework on this course. However, your performance during practicals will be assessed. A Level: 3 x 2 hour written exams, at the end of the two years for A Level. Both theory and practical skills are examined. At least 15% of the marks for A Level Chemistry are based on what you learn in your practicals.