This course is designed to answer questions about the basic and complex make up of our known universe and the world we live in, the concept that we are all matter made from stars and when broken down in to their elements can be studied to develop an in-depth knowledge and recognition of patterns that can be applied to everyday life. The course allows students the opportunity to explore the nature of the periodic table whilst beginning to understand the three major disciplines that make up foundation chemistry. They are physical, organic and inorganic chemistry, all three of which have major applications in industry and academia. Chemistry students become confident in describing the natural and modern world around them through the understanding and explanation of the subject.
Minimum of five 5 to 9 grades at GCSE and at least 6-6 in Combined Science
Three terminal examinations. Successful completion of a series of practical activities will lead to the student being awarded a practical endorsement to the A Level.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Gloucestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Windsor Drive, Gloucester, GL4 0RT |
This course is designed to answer questions about the basic and complex make up of our known universe and the world we live in, the concept that we are all matter made from stars and when broken down in to their elements can be studied to develop an in-depth knowledge and recognition of patterns that can be applied to everyday life. The course allows students the opportunity to explore the nature of the periodic table whilst beginning to understand the three major disciplines that make up foundation chemistry. They are physical, organic and inorganic chemistry, all three of which have major applications in industry and academia. Chemistry students become confident in describing the natural and modern world around them through the understanding and explanation of the subject.
Minimum of five 5 to 9 grades at GCSE and at least 6-6 in Combined Science
Three terminal examinations. Successful completion of a series of practical activities will lead to the student being awarded a practical endorsement to the A Level.
