Units studied in Year 12 1. Aspects of Spanish-speaking society: The changing nature of family The “cyber- society” Gender Equality 2. Artistic culture in the Hispanic-speaking world: Influence of idols Regional identity in Spain Cultural heritage Units Studied in Year 13 1. Multiculturalism in Hispanic society: Advantages and disadvantages of immigration Immigration in the Hispanic world Racism Racist and xenophobic tendencies Measures to fight racism Anti-racism law Integration Co-existence of different cultures Education Religion 2. Aspects of political life in the Hispanic world: Today’s youth, tomorrow’s citizens Popular movements Monarchies and dictatorships 3. Optional Content: Students study two books/ or one book and a film from the lists in the specificiation. Individual research topic: Students conduct individual research on a subject of personal interest relating to the country where the language of study is spoken.
GCSE Grade 6 in Spanish
Assessments AS Examinations – What’s assessed Listening and Reading How it’s assessed – Written exam (1 hours and 45 minutes), 90 marks, 45% of AS Writing How it’s assessed – Written exam ( 1 hours 30 minutes) , 50 marks, 25% of AS Speaking : How it’s assessed Oral exam ( 12-14 minutes), 60 marks, 30% of AS A Level – Examinations – What’s assessed Listening, Reading and Writing: 2 hours 30 minutes 100 marks 50% of A – Level Written exam : 2 hours 80 marks in total 20% of A Level Oral Exam : 21-23 minutes ( including 5 minutes preparation time ) 60 marks in total 30% of A Level
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Waltham Forest |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Billet Road, Walthamstow, London, E17 5DP |
Units studied in Year 12 1. Aspects of Spanish-speaking society: The changing nature of family The “cyber- society” Gender Equality 2. Artistic culture in the Hispanic-speaking world: Influence of idols Regional identity in Spain Cultural heritage Units Studied in Year 13 1. Multiculturalism in Hispanic society: Advantages and disadvantages of immigration Immigration in the Hispanic world Racism Racist and xenophobic tendencies Measures to fight racism Anti-racism law Integration Co-existence of different cultures Education Religion 2. Aspects of political life in the Hispanic world: Today’s youth, tomorrow’s citizens Popular movements Monarchies and dictatorships 3. Optional Content: Students study two books/ or one book and a film from the lists in the specificiation. Individual research topic: Students conduct individual research on a subject of personal interest relating to the country where the language of study is spoken.
GCSE Grade 6 in Spanish
Assessments AS Examinations – What’s assessed Listening and Reading How it’s assessed – Written exam (1 hours and 45 minutes), 90 marks, 45% of AS Writing How it’s assessed – Written exam ( 1 hours 30 minutes) , 50 marks, 25% of AS Speaking : How it’s assessed Oral exam ( 12-14 minutes), 60 marks, 30% of AS A Level – Examinations – What’s assessed Listening, Reading and Writing: 2 hours 30 minutes 100 marks 50% of A – Level Written exam : 2 hours 80 marks in total 20% of A Level Oral Exam : 21-23 minutes ( including 5 minutes preparation time ) 60 marks in total 30% of A Level