Modules Studied in Year 12: Module one: Development of practical skills in chemistry Module two: Foundations in chemistry Module three: Periodic table and energy Module four: Core organic chemistry and analysis Modules Studied in Year 13: Module one: Development of practical skills in chemistry Module five: Physical chemistry and transition elements Module six: Organic chemistry and analysis. Modules one to six will be examined in three exam papers to be taken at the end of the course.
To achieve the maximum potential for the course, you should have achieved at least a Grade 7 at GCSE Chemistry or a Grade 7-7 in Combined Science. As there is a mathematical element to the course we strongly recommend that you have a Grade 6 or higher in GCSE Mathematics.
A combination of assessment techniques will be used. Students will be required to take three formal written papers at the end of the A Level course. These will include mathematical problem solving questions and descriptive questions and will comprise of a mixture of multiple choice, structured questions and extended response questions, covering theory and knowledge of practical techniques.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Windsor and Maidenhead |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | 1 College Avenue, Maidenhead, SL6 6AW |
Modules Studied in Year 12: Module one: Development of practical skills in chemistry Module two: Foundations in chemistry Module three: Periodic table and energy Module four: Core organic chemistry and analysis Modules Studied in Year 13: Module one: Development of practical skills in chemistry Module five: Physical chemistry and transition elements Module six: Organic chemistry and analysis. Modules one to six will be examined in three exam papers to be taken at the end of the course.
To achieve the maximum potential for the course, you should have achieved at least a Grade 7 at GCSE Chemistry or a Grade 7-7 in Combined Science. As there is a mathematical element to the course we strongly recommend that you have a Grade 6 or higher in GCSE Mathematics.
A combination of assessment techniques will be used. Students will be required to take three formal written papers at the end of the A Level course. These will include mathematical problem solving questions and descriptive questions and will comprise of a mixture of multiple choice, structured questions and extended response questions, covering theory and knowledge of practical techniques.