Why choose to study Mathematics? An A Level in Mathematics is a qualification that is in high demand both by employers and universities. It is not just about getting the answer! It is about being able to use mathematical skills to provide solutions, to understand how you did it, to be able to explain the method to someone else and convince them you are right. Put more simply it is about learning to think. Your two years studying Mathematics will be an enjoyable, rewarding, stimulating, challenging and empowering experience. While studying mathematics you will be expected to: • Simplify real life situations so that you can use mathematics to show what is happening and what might happen in different circumstances • Demonstrate hard work, motivation and commitment in lessons and on your own. Every lesson generates private study and you will also be required to complete work in preparation for new topics • Use technology to investigate topics in Pure Mathematics and Statistics • Solve problems by using mathematical arguments and logic. You will also have to understand and demonstrate key concepts to define proof within mathematics Course content: • Algebraic methods and proofs (polynomials, inequalities and graphs) • Co-ordinate geometry (points, circles and lines in 2-D) • Simple and complex sequences and series • Calculus (differentiation and integration techniques) • An introduction to Statistics and Mechanics including Data Handling, Probability, Distributions, Kinematics, Vectors and Moments
Students must have a minimum point score of 5.5 or above for their best 8 GCSE subjects. Please use the following when calculating average point score: BTEC subjects (Distinction star= 8, Distinction=7, Merit=5.5, Pass=4) Students must have at least a GCSE grade 5 or above in Maths and English Additional GCSE Criteria: Maths 7 *We will consider each student’s application on an individual basis. Students who achieve a high 5 in English or Maths would be considered for entry into the Sixth Form.
UNIT/MODULE TYPE OF ASSESSMENT WEIGHTING Paper 1: Pure Mathematics Exam: 2 hours 100 marks 33% of the final grade Paper 2: Pure Mathematics Exam: 2 hours 100 marks 33% of the final grade Paper 3: Statistics and Mechanics Exam: 2 hours Statistics = 50 marks Mechanics = 50 marks 33% of the final grade
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Barnet |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Summers Lane, London, N12 0QG |
Why choose to study Mathematics? An A Level in Mathematics is a qualification that is in high demand both by employers and universities. It is not just about getting the answer! It is about being able to use mathematical skills to provide solutions, to understand how you did it, to be able to explain the method to someone else and convince them you are right. Put more simply it is about learning to think. Your two years studying Mathematics will be an enjoyable, rewarding, stimulating, challenging and empowering experience. While studying mathematics you will be expected to: • Simplify real life situations so that you can use mathematics to show what is happening and what might happen in different circumstances • Demonstrate hard work, motivation and commitment in lessons and on your own. Every lesson generates private study and you will also be required to complete work in preparation for new topics • Use technology to investigate topics in Pure Mathematics and Statistics • Solve problems by using mathematical arguments and logic. You will also have to understand and demonstrate key concepts to define proof within mathematics Course content: • Algebraic methods and proofs (polynomials, inequalities and graphs) • Co-ordinate geometry (points, circles and lines in 2-D) • Simple and complex sequences and series • Calculus (differentiation and integration techniques) • An introduction to Statistics and Mechanics including Data Handling, Probability, Distributions, Kinematics, Vectors and Moments
Students must have a minimum point score of 5.5 or above for their best 8 GCSE subjects. Please use the following when calculating average point score: BTEC subjects (Distinction star= 8, Distinction=7, Merit=5.5, Pass=4) Students must have at least a GCSE grade 5 or above in Maths and English Additional GCSE Criteria: Maths 7 *We will consider each student’s application on an individual basis. Students who achieve a high 5 in English or Maths would be considered for entry into the Sixth Form.
UNIT/MODULE TYPE OF ASSESSMENT WEIGHTING Paper 1: Pure Mathematics Exam: 2 hours 100 marks 33% of the final grade Paper 2: Pure Mathematics Exam: 2 hours 100 marks 33% of the final grade Paper 3: Statistics and Mechanics Exam: 2 hours Statistics = 50 marks Mechanics = 50 marks 33% of the final grade
