Mathematics leads to a single subject award, whereas Further Mathematics encompasses both Mathematics and Further Mathematics A Level. We also offer Further Mathematics at AS Level in the Upper Sixth. Please note that full Further Mathematics can only be taken as a fourth A Level. There is no coursework for Mathematics or Further Mathematics. • This is for students who have a real flair for the subject. We recommend Further Mathematics to those who are strong in the fields of Mathematics, Engineering or Physics. • To succeed in this course, you need to be well-organised and hard-working, as well as talented! It is a demanding programme even for the most able student, but it is a rewarding challenge for those who can cope with it. • There is a strong preference in some of the top universities for Science and Engineering candidates to have Further Mathematics at either A Level or AS Level.
• A minimum of two grade 7 and four grade 6 at GCSE, normally including grade 6 or equivalent in English and Mathematics. • The required minimum grades for each A Level choice. For Further Mathematics, a grade 8 in GCSE Mathematics is required. For Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics or a Modern Foreign Language a grade 7 in the subject is required. For all other subjects, a grade 6 in the appropriate facilitating subject is required; however, a grade 7 is recommended. Further Mathematics: A minimum Grade 8 in Mathematics at GCSE is required.
Students in Further Mathematics will sit three, two-hour examinations at the end of the Upper Sixth – Paper One (Pure), Paper Two (Pure) and Paper Three (Applied Mechanics and Statistics). They will also sit four 90-minute examinations at the end of the Upper Sixth – Paper One (Core Pure 1), Paper Two (Core Pure 2), Paper Three (Further Statistics 1) and Paper Four (Further Mechanics 1).
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| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Solihull |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £12,429 - £16,875 |
| Address | Warwick Road, Solihull, B91 3DJ |
Mathematics leads to a single subject award, whereas Further Mathematics encompasses both Mathematics and Further Mathematics A Level. We also offer Further Mathematics at AS Level in the Upper Sixth. Please note that full Further Mathematics can only be taken as a fourth A Level. There is no coursework for Mathematics or Further Mathematics. • This is for students who have a real flair for the subject. We recommend Further Mathematics to those who are strong in the fields of Mathematics, Engineering or Physics. • To succeed in this course, you need to be well-organised and hard-working, as well as talented! It is a demanding programme even for the most able student, but it is a rewarding challenge for those who can cope with it. • There is a strong preference in some of the top universities for Science and Engineering candidates to have Further Mathematics at either A Level or AS Level.
• A minimum of two grade 7 and four grade 6 at GCSE, normally including grade 6 or equivalent in English and Mathematics. • The required minimum grades for each A Level choice. For Further Mathematics, a grade 8 in GCSE Mathematics is required. For Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics or a Modern Foreign Language a grade 7 in the subject is required. For all other subjects, a grade 6 in the appropriate facilitating subject is required; however, a grade 7 is recommended. Further Mathematics: A minimum Grade 8 in Mathematics at GCSE is required.
Students in Further Mathematics will sit three, two-hour examinations at the end of the Upper Sixth – Paper One (Pure), Paper Two (Pure) and Paper Three (Applied Mechanics and Statistics). They will also sit four 90-minute examinations at the end of the Upper Sixth – Paper One (Core Pure 1), Paper Two (Core Pure 2), Paper Three (Further Statistics 1) and Paper Four (Further Mechanics 1).