Computer Science is a fantastic subject to study as the most important aspect of this subject is problem solving, which is an essential life skill. Computer Scientists are needed in the digital age we find ourselves in to design, develop and apply software and hardware. In addition to this it provides excellent job opportunities as every industry uses computers, meaning computer scientists can pursue any sector they want.
Acceptance into the Sixth Form is conditional upon the applicant’s meeting the entrance requirements of the School. For those taking GCSE or IGCSE, the expectation is for a minimum of six 9-4 grades (equivalent to A* – C in the old grading system) including Mathematics and English, preferably with at least a grade 6/7 in the subjects to be studied at A-level. Under normal circumstances, a place will be offered following an interview and the receipt of a satisfactory report from the Head of the applicant’s present school.
The A-level has 2 exams covering computer systems and algorithms and programming. Each exam counts 40% of the grade. The final 20% is achieved by completing a programming project in object-oriented programming.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £38,205 - £38,955 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £20,025 - £23,985 |
| Address | Wormley, Godalming, GU8 5SG |
Computer Science is a fantastic subject to study as the most important aspect of this subject is problem solving, which is an essential life skill. Computer Scientists are needed in the digital age we find ourselves in to design, develop and apply software and hardware. In addition to this it provides excellent job opportunities as every industry uses computers, meaning computer scientists can pursue any sector they want.
Acceptance into the Sixth Form is conditional upon the applicant’s meeting the entrance requirements of the School. For those taking GCSE or IGCSE, the expectation is for a minimum of six 9-4 grades (equivalent to A* – C in the old grading system) including Mathematics and English, preferably with at least a grade 6/7 in the subjects to be studied at A-level. Under normal circumstances, a place will be offered following an interview and the receipt of a satisfactory report from the Head of the applicant’s present school.
The A-level has 2 exams covering computer systems and algorithms and programming. Each exam counts 40% of the grade. The final 20% is achieved by completing a programming project in object-oriented programming.