Interested in the future of green energy? Wondering how medicines get synthesised? Considering why the ozone layer is crucial? If you’ve found yourself in previous chemistry lessons pondering why the periodic table is the shape it is, how alkenes actually react, why transition metals are coloured or why temperature makes so much difference, then Upper School Chemistry could be the place for you. In answering these questions you’re bound to find that it opens up ever more areas to explore, and this investigation –both theoretical and practical is what Chemistry is all about. Chemistry is a subject for students curious about the world around them, utilising and developing your skills of communication, calculation and reasoning, abstract visualisation, precision and problem solving.
GCSE grade 7 in Chemistry or 77 in Dual Award Combined science with a 7 in the Chemistry paper. GCSE grade 6 in Maths.
Two papers for HL and for SL, with a range of multiple choice, short and extended response questions. One piece of practical coursework with a written investigation.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Rutland |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £30,180 £ £43,905 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Day £20,535 £26,100 |
| Address | Chapel Close, Oakham, LE15 6DT |
Interested in the future of green energy? Wondering how medicines get synthesised? Considering why the ozone layer is crucial? If you’ve found yourself in previous chemistry lessons pondering why the periodic table is the shape it is, how alkenes actually react, why transition metals are coloured or why temperature makes so much difference, then Upper School Chemistry could be the place for you. In answering these questions you’re bound to find that it opens up ever more areas to explore, and this investigation –both theoretical and practical is what Chemistry is all about. Chemistry is a subject for students curious about the world around them, utilising and developing your skills of communication, calculation and reasoning, abstract visualisation, precision and problem solving.
GCSE grade 7 in Chemistry or 77 in Dual Award Combined science with a 7 in the Chemistry paper. GCSE grade 6 in Maths.
Two papers for HL and for SL, with a range of multiple choice, short and extended response questions. One piece of practical coursework with a written investigation.