Students explore the philosophy of religion, including arguments for the existence of God, evil and suffering, religious experience and language, miracles, self and life after death. Students also take a module in ethics and religion, including ethical theories, issues of human life and death, issues of animal life and death, introduction to meta ethics, free will and moral responsibility, conscience, Bentham and Kant. In Upper Sixth, students carry out a study of Christianity, including sources of wisdom and authority, expression of religious identity, gender and sexuality, science, secularisation and religious pluralism.
At least a grade 7 should be achieved in each chosen Sixth Form subject
Four written papers taken at the end of the Upper Sixth.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Cambridgeshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £16,554 - £21,183 |
| Address | Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 8QF |
Students explore the philosophy of religion, including arguments for the existence of God, evil and suffering, religious experience and language, miracles, self and life after death. Students also take a module in ethics and religion, including ethical theories, issues of human life and death, issues of animal life and death, introduction to meta ethics, free will and moral responsibility, conscience, Bentham and Kant. In Upper Sixth, students carry out a study of Christianity, including sources of wisdom and authority, expression of religious identity, gender and sexuality, science, secularisation and religious pluralism.
At least a grade 7 should be achieved in each chosen Sixth Form subject
Four written papers taken at the end of the Upper Sixth.