Year 12 We follow the AQA specification. The topics studied in Year 12 include: • Aspects of society - The changing nature of family. The 'cybersociety'. Voluntary work • Artistic culture - Culture and traditions. Contemporary francophone music. Cinema • Grammar Literary texts and films - Either one text or one film from a set list Year 13 Year 13 builds on the topics studied in Year 12: • Aspects of society – cultural issues Positive features of a diverse society. Life for the marginalised. How criminals are treated • Aspects of political life Teenagers, the right to vote and political commitment. Demonstrations, strikes. Politics and immigration • Grammar Literary texts and films - Either one text and one film or two texts from a set list Individual research project Why Study? If you are inspired by language and culture, have enjoyed and excelled in your language studies so far and want to get ahead in an international world, then an A-Level Language is a smart choice! Students who choose A-Level Languages develop the knowledge and skills acquired at GCSE, gain a useful insight into another culture and reflect on various aspects of contemporary society. They also enhance their employment prospects, facilitate foreign travel and experience the enjoyment and motivation of improving their linguistic level. A qualification in a Language also looks impressive on university and career applications
Grade 6 in the relevant language
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Lewisham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Dacres Road, London, SE23 2XN |
Year 12 We follow the AQA specification. The topics studied in Year 12 include: • Aspects of society - The changing nature of family. The 'cybersociety'. Voluntary work • Artistic culture - Culture and traditions. Contemporary francophone music. Cinema • Grammar Literary texts and films - Either one text or one film from a set list Year 13 Year 13 builds on the topics studied in Year 12: • Aspects of society – cultural issues Positive features of a diverse society. Life for the marginalised. How criminals are treated • Aspects of political life Teenagers, the right to vote and political commitment. Demonstrations, strikes. Politics and immigration • Grammar Literary texts and films - Either one text and one film or two texts from a set list Individual research project Why Study? If you are inspired by language and culture, have enjoyed and excelled in your language studies so far and want to get ahead in an international world, then an A-Level Language is a smart choice! Students who choose A-Level Languages develop the knowledge and skills acquired at GCSE, gain a useful insight into another culture and reflect on various aspects of contemporary society. They also enhance their employment prospects, facilitate foreign travel and experience the enjoyment and motivation of improving their linguistic level. A qualification in a Language also looks impressive on university and career applications
Grade 6 in the relevant language