Why do puddles of water evaporate even on a cold day? What do atoms really look like? Why do different compounds have different colours? Studying A Level Chemistry sets students on a path toward being able to really understand how Chemistry works instead of just learning it. AQA Chemistry includes a wide range of Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry topics and incorporates many important skill areas, including communication, technology and the application of number. You will do a lot of practical work to help support the learning of Chemistry content, as well as wider skills such as data analysis, critical evaluation of information, communication and collaborative work.
GCSE Chemistry Grade 8 and GCSE Mathematics Grade 7
You will be examined on your ability to: • Recall and explain concepts. • Apply concepts to theoretical, laboratory and commercial situations. • Quantitatively analyse chemical processes. • Understand and use laboratory techniques. PAPER 1: Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. Two hours, 35% of the A Level. PAPER 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry. Two hours, 35% of the A Level. PAPER 3: Synoptic; practical skills and data analysis. Two hours, 30% of the A Level. In addition, A Level students will be assessed on their practical skills over the two years and given a Pass or Unclassified comment.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £38,763 - £42,933 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £23,583 - £24,642 |
| Address | Ashtead Park, Park Lane, Surrey, KT21 1ET |
Why do puddles of water evaporate even on a cold day? What do atoms really look like? Why do different compounds have different colours? Studying A Level Chemistry sets students on a path toward being able to really understand how Chemistry works instead of just learning it. AQA Chemistry includes a wide range of Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry topics and incorporates many important skill areas, including communication, technology and the application of number. You will do a lot of practical work to help support the learning of Chemistry content, as well as wider skills such as data analysis, critical evaluation of information, communication and collaborative work.
GCSE Chemistry Grade 8 and GCSE Mathematics Grade 7
You will be examined on your ability to: • Recall and explain concepts. • Apply concepts to theoretical, laboratory and commercial situations. • Quantitatively analyse chemical processes. • Understand and use laboratory techniques. PAPER 1: Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. Two hours, 35% of the A Level. PAPER 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry. Two hours, 35% of the A Level. PAPER 3: Synoptic; practical skills and data analysis. Two hours, 30% of the A Level. In addition, A Level students will be assessed on their practical skills over the two years and given a Pass or Unclassified comment.