As part of A level Mathematics, students’ study four modules, two pure and two applied modules. The first pure module covers areas such as coordinate geometry, exponentials, logarithms, sequences, series, calculus, and vectors. The second pure module delves further into sequences, series and calculus as well as introducing students to numerical methods and parametric equations. The applied module offered to the students consists of Mechanics and Statistics. As part of Mechanics, students study the motion of a particle either with no external forces or under the influence of external forces acting on it as well as studying the three laws of Newton and their effect on the motion of an object in greater depth. Students are also introduced to moments. As part of Statistics, students study statistical sampling, probability, Correlation and Regression, Binomial distributions, Normal distributions, and hypothesis testing.
Centre requirements and, in addition, at least a grade 6 at GCSE Mathematics
Students doing A level Mathematics will be assessed at the end of the two year course through three examinations, two on the Pure content and one on the Applied content (Statistics and Mechanics). All examinations will be 2 hours long. There will be interim assessments throughout the course over the two year period
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| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Suffolk |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Copleston Road, Ipswich, IP4 5HD |
As part of A level Mathematics, students’ study four modules, two pure and two applied modules. The first pure module covers areas such as coordinate geometry, exponentials, logarithms, sequences, series, calculus, and vectors. The second pure module delves further into sequences, series and calculus as well as introducing students to numerical methods and parametric equations. The applied module offered to the students consists of Mechanics and Statistics. As part of Mechanics, students study the motion of a particle either with no external forces or under the influence of external forces acting on it as well as studying the three laws of Newton and their effect on the motion of an object in greater depth. Students are also introduced to moments. As part of Statistics, students study statistical sampling, probability, Correlation and Regression, Binomial distributions, Normal distributions, and hypothesis testing.
Centre requirements and, in addition, at least a grade 6 at GCSE Mathematics
Students doing A level Mathematics will be assessed at the end of the two year course through three examinations, two on the Pure content and one on the Applied content (Statistics and Mechanics). All examinations will be 2 hours long. There will be interim assessments throughout the course over the two year period