Why do humans behave the way we do? How does our brain chemistry alter our behaviour? What causes schizophrenia? These are just some examples of the fascinating questions that will be answered whilst studying A-Level Psychology AQA Psychology A-Level looks to explore the main topics in psychology by analysing and evaluating key studies, key research and major psychological concepts. This information is then applied into short and long (essay based) answers. As well as the analysis of statistical data to form conclusions.
Our current requirement for entry into the Sixth Form is a minimum of six Grade 5s at GCSE (or the equivalent), preferably with Grade 7s in the subjects to be studied at A Level. Places are offered on the basis of an interview with the academic team and Head of Sixth Form, academic assessment, predicted GCSE results and a report from the pupil’s current school.
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Region | South East |
Local Authority | Hampshire |
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Gender Type | Co-Educational |
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Boarding Fee | £35,790 - £42,000 |
Sixth Form Fee | £25,200 - £29,640 |
Address | Long Sutton, Hook, RG29 1TB |
Why do humans behave the way we do? How does our brain chemistry alter our behaviour? What causes schizophrenia? These are just some examples of the fascinating questions that will be answered whilst studying A-Level Psychology AQA Psychology A-Level looks to explore the main topics in psychology by analysing and evaluating key studies, key research and major psychological concepts. This information is then applied into short and long (essay based) answers. As well as the analysis of statistical data to form conclusions.
Our current requirement for entry into the Sixth Form is a minimum of six Grade 5s at GCSE (or the equivalent), preferably with Grade 7s in the subjects to be studied at A Level. Places are offered on the basis of an interview with the academic team and Head of Sixth Form, academic assessment, predicted GCSE results and a report from the pupil’s current school.