Mathematical Studies
Course summary
The study of Core Maths has grown dramatically over the last few years as students, universities and employers have identified the high mathematical demand in other fields of study. Businesses need their employees to understand the language and workings of finance; Engineering companies want to see their incoming trainees coming in with a confident feel for making well informed estimates and all branches of the biological and social sciences at university need their students to be well versed in statistical analysis. The emphasis of the core maths course lies heavily on recognising the role of mathematics in the real world. You explore possible strategies in critical analysis of the information we read, enabling you to develop your mathematical modelling, evaluating and reasoning skills. Confidence in personal finance and taxation form an important aspect of the course and students are encouraged to relate this to their own personal experience and future plans.
Entry Requirements
Checked against your grades — every rule traces to the school's published source.
| Requirement | Rule | You |
|---|---|---|
Mathematics | Grade 4 in Mathematics | — |
As published by the school
Students taking Core Mathematics, must be secure in the GCSE Mathematics syllabus content at foundation tier, evident in at least a grade 4 GCSE Mathematics result. The nature of the course is that there is limited new mathematical content from GCSE (although there is some).
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Assessment
100% examination, summer year 12
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