What will I study? • The use of photography to develop ideas and produce personal work • Aspects of the history and development of photography • Analysis and evaluation of photographs, looking at meaning and context • Viewpoint, composition, differential focus and depth of field • Film processing, darkroom developing and printing, print control • Image manipulation using computers, scanners, photocopiers and software What skills will I develop? • Practical • Creative • Research • Critical, analytical and evaluative • Literacy • Problem-solving
Coursework: In year 12 students will work on a project that develops their photographic skills. Midway through y12 and throughout y13 students will work on an extended individual topic or personal investigation. This coursework will be a combination of supporting studies and personal outcomes. Students will also have to write a 1000-3000-word essay which illustrates and links to their personal investigation, this is worth 12% of their coursework mark. Coursework accounts for 60% of the total mark. Examination: Theme to be set by the examination board. Your work will consist of supporting studies and a personal outcome. The externally set assignment accounts for 40% of your total mark. You will have 15 hours to complete your externally set assignment
Coursework: In year 12 students will work on a project that develops their photographic skills. Midway through y12 and throughout y13 students will work on an extended individual topic or personal investigation. This coursework will be a combination of supporting studies and personal outcomes. Students will also have to write a 1000-3000-word essay which illustrates and links to their personal investigation, this is worth 12% of their coursework mark. Coursework accounts for 60% of the total mark. Examination: Theme to be set by the examination board. Your work will consist of supporting studies and a personal outcome. The externally set assignment accounts for 40% of your total mark. You will have 15 hours to complete your externally set assignment
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Ealing |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Greenford Road, Greenford, UB6 9AW |
What will I study? • The use of photography to develop ideas and produce personal work • Aspects of the history and development of photography • Analysis and evaluation of photographs, looking at meaning and context • Viewpoint, composition, differential focus and depth of field • Film processing, darkroom developing and printing, print control • Image manipulation using computers, scanners, photocopiers and software What skills will I develop? • Practical • Creative • Research • Critical, analytical and evaluative • Literacy • Problem-solving
Coursework: In year 12 students will work on a project that develops their photographic skills. Midway through y12 and throughout y13 students will work on an extended individual topic or personal investigation. This coursework will be a combination of supporting studies and personal outcomes. Students will also have to write a 1000-3000-word essay which illustrates and links to their personal investigation, this is worth 12% of their coursework mark. Coursework accounts for 60% of the total mark. Examination: Theme to be set by the examination board. Your work will consist of supporting studies and a personal outcome. The externally set assignment accounts for 40% of your total mark. You will have 15 hours to complete your externally set assignment
Coursework: In year 12 students will work on a project that develops their photographic skills. Midway through y12 and throughout y13 students will work on an extended individual topic or personal investigation. This coursework will be a combination of supporting studies and personal outcomes. Students will also have to write a 1000-3000-word essay which illustrates and links to their personal investigation, this is worth 12% of their coursework mark. Coursework accounts for 60% of the total mark. Examination: Theme to be set by the examination board. Your work will consist of supporting studies and a personal outcome. The externally set assignment accounts for 40% of your total mark. You will have 15 hours to complete your externally set assignment
