Mathematics

Course summary

The A-Level Mathematics course is designed to encourage students to develop their understanding of Mathematics in a way that promotes confidence and fosters enjoyment; reason logically and construct mathematical proofs; extend their range of mathematical skills; develop an understanding of coherence and progression in Mathematics; understand mathematical modelling; develop an awareness of the relevance of Mathematics to other fields of study, the world of work and society. The A-Level Mathematics course is a two year long course, which assesses Pure Mathematics topics in Papers 1 and 2 and Statistics and Mechanics topics in Paper 3. In Year 12, everyone studies the AS content of the specification and in Year 13, all students study the remaining A level content.