You will develop your enjoyment and interest in literature and broaden your knowledge and understanding of poetry, plays and novels, from the seventeenth century to the present day. This will help you to better understand and analyse the world and people around you. English Literature is a core subject and you will be able to combine it effectively with any other combination of subjects. You will develop important skills such as critical analysis and the ability to write formally which are highly valued by universities and, of course, by your future employer.
Year 12 provides a thorough foundation in the subject. The emphasis in the first year is on exploring how stories are told. You will be encouraged to participate in active debate about the texts and to research and respond to alternative critical views. Exam (80% of A Level marks) Unit 1: Drama Study one Shakespeare play, another drama text from pre -1900 and a critical anthology Answer two questions incorporating the drama texts with the studied critical ideas 2 hours and 15 minutes exam - 30% of A Level qualification Unit 2: Prose Study two prose texts on a specific theme. One will be pre-1900. Answer one question comparing the two texts 1 hour open book exam - 20% of A Level qualification
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Enfield |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | 196 Southbury Road, Enfield, EN1 1YQ |
You will develop your enjoyment and interest in literature and broaden your knowledge and understanding of poetry, plays and novels, from the seventeenth century to the present day. This will help you to better understand and analyse the world and people around you. English Literature is a core subject and you will be able to combine it effectively with any other combination of subjects. You will develop important skills such as critical analysis and the ability to write formally which are highly valued by universities and, of course, by your future employer.
Year 12 provides a thorough foundation in the subject. The emphasis in the first year is on exploring how stories are told. You will be encouraged to participate in active debate about the texts and to research and respond to alternative critical views. Exam (80% of A Level marks) Unit 1: Drama Study one Shakespeare play, another drama text from pre -1900 and a critical anthology Answer two questions incorporating the drama texts with the studied critical ideas 2 hours and 15 minutes exam - 30% of A Level qualification Unit 2: Prose Study two prose texts on a specific theme. One will be pre-1900. Answer one question comparing the two texts 1 hour open book exam - 20% of A Level qualification
