Economics is the study of how societies, governments, businesses, households and individuals allocate their scarce resources to produce valuable goods and services, and how these are distributed among different people. This means that as a society, we must make informed choices to ensure that our resources are used most efficiently and ethically. Economics is for students who are interested in the ever-changing modern world and its interconnectivity. This subject is also about people and how we behave individually as well as in society. Students will be expected to take an active interest in current affairs, confront serious ethical issues and engage in debate and discussion.
A typical academic profile of a girl entering Year 12 is 10 GCSEs, with the majority in grades 7 to 9. These must include English and Mathematics at Grade 6 or above AND at least a Grade 7 in those subjects you wish to study at A Level (Grade 9 in Mathematics to study Further Mathematics). At least Grade 7 in Mathematics GCSE and a genuine interest in current affairs.
Component 1: Microeconomics: The study of the economic behaviour of individuals, households and firms (33.33%) Component 2: Macroeconomics: The study of the behaviour of whole economies and the role of government policies (33.33%) Component 3: Themes in Economics: Explaining and exploring a range of ‘real world’ issues and contexts (33.33%)
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Haringey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £26,490 |
| Address | The Bank, Highgate, Highgate, N6 5HF |
Economics is the study of how societies, governments, businesses, households and individuals allocate their scarce resources to produce valuable goods and services, and how these are distributed among different people. This means that as a society, we must make informed choices to ensure that our resources are used most efficiently and ethically. Economics is for students who are interested in the ever-changing modern world and its interconnectivity. This subject is also about people and how we behave individually as well as in society. Students will be expected to take an active interest in current affairs, confront serious ethical issues and engage in debate and discussion.
A typical academic profile of a girl entering Year 12 is 10 GCSEs, with the majority in grades 7 to 9. These must include English and Mathematics at Grade 6 or above AND at least a Grade 7 in those subjects you wish to study at A Level (Grade 9 in Mathematics to study Further Mathematics). At least Grade 7 in Mathematics GCSE and a genuine interest in current affairs.
Component 1: Microeconomics: The study of the economic behaviour of individuals, households and firms (33.33%) Component 2: Macroeconomics: The study of the behaviour of whole economies and the role of government policies (33.33%) Component 3: Themes in Economics: Explaining and exploring a range of ‘real world’ issues and contexts (33.33%)