The course is split into eight sections: Biological molecules Cells Organisms exchange substances with their environment Genetic Information, variation and relationships between organisms Energy transfer in and between organisms Organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environments Genetics, populations, evolution and ecosystems The control of gene expression Sections 1 to 4 are studied in the first year, sections 5 to 8 are studied in the second year. We will ensure that you cover all the theory required in the syllabus so that you can prepare for your exams with confidence. In addition, you will have lots of opportunities to develop your practical skills. Lessons will involve a range of activities including individual and group work, practical investigations, presentations and videos.
You have a natural curiosity and interest in the living world. You are keen to learn new skills All of the sciences at A-level are recognised as demanding, academic subjects by all universities and employers. A minimum of 6.6 in combined science or a Grade 6 in Biology.
A-level units are external exams. There are 3, 2 hour papers. The final paper 3 has synoptic content (from the other 8 units) and an essay question.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Wiltshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | The Green, Devizes, SN10 3AG |
The course is split into eight sections: Biological molecules Cells Organisms exchange substances with their environment Genetic Information, variation and relationships between organisms Energy transfer in and between organisms Organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environments Genetics, populations, evolution and ecosystems The control of gene expression Sections 1 to 4 are studied in the first year, sections 5 to 8 are studied in the second year. We will ensure that you cover all the theory required in the syllabus so that you can prepare for your exams with confidence. In addition, you will have lots of opportunities to develop your practical skills. Lessons will involve a range of activities including individual and group work, practical investigations, presentations and videos.
You have a natural curiosity and interest in the living world. You are keen to learn new skills All of the sciences at A-level are recognised as demanding, academic subjects by all universities and employers. A minimum of 6.6 in combined science or a Grade 6 in Biology.
A-level units are external exams. There are 3, 2 hour papers. The final paper 3 has synoptic content (from the other 8 units) and an essay question.