A Level Mathematics gives you an opportunity to develop your skills in topics such as algebra, trigonometry, statistics, probability, proof, and problem-solving. The course is composed of Pure Mathematics (2/3 of the course) and Applied Mathematics (1/3 of the course). A Level Mathematics is a fun, creative, and empowering subject, which gives us the opportunity to think deeply about abstract problems. It can also be used to create models and algorithms to find solutions to a wide range of problems, e.g. in business, science, planning, politics, etc. At BSix we have a weekly Maths club where students and teachers meet to discuss interesting problems; students are encouraged to go to events at King’s College London and The University of Cambridge to further explore the subject.
Maths at grade 6
You will be assessed throughout the year through a series of formative assessment methods, including mock exams and end-of-year progression assessments, to check you are keeping pace and understand the content taught. At the end of your second year, you will sit 3 final exams. Each of these exams is 2 hours long and worth 100 marks. Exams 1 and 2 test your Pure Mathematics knowledge, with Exam 3 testing your Applied (Statistics and Mechanics) knowledge.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Brent |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Kenton, Harrow, HA3 9TE |
A Level Mathematics gives you an opportunity to develop your skills in topics such as algebra, trigonometry, statistics, probability, proof, and problem-solving. The course is composed of Pure Mathematics (2/3 of the course) and Applied Mathematics (1/3 of the course). A Level Mathematics is a fun, creative, and empowering subject, which gives us the opportunity to think deeply about abstract problems. It can also be used to create models and algorithms to find solutions to a wide range of problems, e.g. in business, science, planning, politics, etc. At BSix we have a weekly Maths club where students and teachers meet to discuss interesting problems; students are encouraged to go to events at King’s College London and The University of Cambridge to further explore the subject.
Maths at grade 6
You will be assessed throughout the year through a series of formative assessment methods, including mock exams and end-of-year progression assessments, to check you are keeping pace and understand the content taught. At the end of your second year, you will sit 3 final exams. Each of these exams is 2 hours long and worth 100 marks. Exams 1 and 2 test your Pure Mathematics knowledge, with Exam 3 testing your Applied (Statistics and Mechanics) knowledge.
