The course aims to extend and deepen your knowledge and application of Mathematics to aid problem-solving and modelling of real-life situations. The Statistics module explores the use of data in everyday life and links well with Life Sciences, such as Biology, Geography, Sociology and Psychology. The Mechanics module looks at the forces and motions used by us all in everyday situations and links well with Physics. You will develop your ability to analyse and interpret information, manipulate mathematical formulae and problem-solving skills. Where will it lead? Mathematics is a very versatile subject and is useful for practically every career. It can be studied as a single subject at university, but it also pairs up particularly well in joint honours degrees, including Sciences, Economics, Business, Geography Astronomy and Languages. As well as Mathematics being a well-respected A-level and degree, the skills of logic developed and the knowledge which you will have learnt is useful in an array of future careers – not just accountancy! Enrichment opportunities - Masterclasses in the Spring and Summer terms. - Mentoring of students at KS3 and KS4 - Helping students in year 11 prepare for their GCSE examinations - Master classes and taster sessions for year 12 Mathematics - UKMT individual and team Maths Challenges Recommended reading ‘Fermat's Last Theorem’ by Simon Singh ‘The Great Mathematical Problems’ by Ian Stewart ‘Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid’ by Douglas Hofstadter
A-level Mathematics is a two-year course. The examining board is Edexcel. There are 3 units to be studied across year 12 and 13. These modules are: Pure Mathematics Mechanics Statistics The units will be assessed by three papers at the end of Year 13. Each paper is worth 100 marks. Paper 1 and 2 both examine Pure Mathematics while paper 3, equally, examines the Statistics and Mechanics modules.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Hounslow |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| Address | Busch Corner, London Road, Isleworth, TW7 5BB |
The course aims to extend and deepen your knowledge and application of Mathematics to aid problem-solving and modelling of real-life situations. The Statistics module explores the use of data in everyday life and links well with Life Sciences, such as Biology, Geography, Sociology and Psychology. The Mechanics module looks at the forces and motions used by us all in everyday situations and links well with Physics. You will develop your ability to analyse and interpret information, manipulate mathematical formulae and problem-solving skills. Where will it lead? Mathematics is a very versatile subject and is useful for practically every career. It can be studied as a single subject at university, but it also pairs up particularly well in joint honours degrees, including Sciences, Economics, Business, Geography Astronomy and Languages. As well as Mathematics being a well-respected A-level and degree, the skills of logic developed and the knowledge which you will have learnt is useful in an array of future careers – not just accountancy! Enrichment opportunities - Masterclasses in the Spring and Summer terms. - Mentoring of students at KS3 and KS4 - Helping students in year 11 prepare for their GCSE examinations - Master classes and taster sessions for year 12 Mathematics - UKMT individual and team Maths Challenges Recommended reading ‘Fermat's Last Theorem’ by Simon Singh ‘The Great Mathematical Problems’ by Ian Stewart ‘Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid’ by Douglas Hofstadter
A-level Mathematics is a two-year course. The examining board is Edexcel. There are 3 units to be studied across year 12 and 13. These modules are: Pure Mathematics Mechanics Statistics The units will be assessed by three papers at the end of Year 13. Each paper is worth 100 marks. Paper 1 and 2 both examine Pure Mathematics while paper 3, equally, examines the Statistics and Mechanics modules.
