Our specialist teachers share their enthusiasm for the subject with students in small groups. Text books and online resources tailored to the current specifications are provided, and regular, relevant practical work in well-equipped laboratories supports the theory and develops skills which are essential for success at the highest level. A residential field trip to Slapton Ley field study centre underpins several aspects of scientific enquiry, including statistical analysis of real and relevant data. There are eight core areas of study. Throughout the course, students are encouraged to read widely to gain an understanding of the broader relevance of their studies and are required to apply their knowledge in unfamiliar contexts. Skills and knowledge acquired are extremely useful for Biological and Environmental Sciences, Medicine and other health and clinical professions including physiotherapy, midwifery, nursing and dietetics, for example. In addition, many skills are transferable and relevant to careers such as law, computing, accounting and teaching.
Conditional offers are made in early December. Students are expected to achieve a minimum of eight GCSE passes with at least seven at Grade 7 or above. We also expect the students to obtain a Grade 7 or above in those subjects they wish to study in Sixth Form.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £10,500 - £18,975 |
| Address | Cranley Road, Guildford, GU1 2JD |
Our specialist teachers share their enthusiasm for the subject with students in small groups. Text books and online resources tailored to the current specifications are provided, and regular, relevant practical work in well-equipped laboratories supports the theory and develops skills which are essential for success at the highest level. A residential field trip to Slapton Ley field study centre underpins several aspects of scientific enquiry, including statistical analysis of real and relevant data. There are eight core areas of study. Throughout the course, students are encouraged to read widely to gain an understanding of the broader relevance of their studies and are required to apply their knowledge in unfamiliar contexts. Skills and knowledge acquired are extremely useful for Biological and Environmental Sciences, Medicine and other health and clinical professions including physiotherapy, midwifery, nursing and dietetics, for example. In addition, many skills are transferable and relevant to careers such as law, computing, accounting and teaching.
Conditional offers are made in early December. Students are expected to achieve a minimum of eight GCSE passes with at least seven at Grade 7 or above. We also expect the students to obtain a Grade 7 or above in those subjects they wish to study in Sixth Form.
