"A level English Literature studies how great writing enables the exploration of many of life's fundamental themes: love, loneliness, prejudice, bravery and perseverance to name but a few. From Shakespeare plays to contemporary novels of the last decade, you will explore English Literature from a range of cultures and make connections between them. You will look at fiction, non-fiction, drama and poetry and investigate the cultural and historical influences on readers and writers. KEY TOPICS Exploring the use of literary and dramatic devices and shaping of meanings in your chosen plays Studying aspects of prose via two thematically linked texts Developing depth of knowledge about poetic style, by studying poetry from within a literary period or movement YOU WILL Study a tragedy or comedy drama by Shakespeare and another tragedy or comedy drama Incorporate the links and connections between thematically linked prose, and the contexts in which they were written and received Apply your knowledge of poetic form, content and meaning in your response to an unseen poem written within your lifetime Extend your understanding of the concerns and choices of modern day poets"
A minimum of 5 GCSEs (average score of 5) These must include: English Language at grade 6 English Literature at grade 5 Maths at grade 4
"Assessment methods include: Exams Coursework"
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Newham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Prince Regent Lane, Plaistow, London, E13 8SG |
"A level English Literature studies how great writing enables the exploration of many of life's fundamental themes: love, loneliness, prejudice, bravery and perseverance to name but a few. From Shakespeare plays to contemporary novels of the last decade, you will explore English Literature from a range of cultures and make connections between them. You will look at fiction, non-fiction, drama and poetry and investigate the cultural and historical influences on readers and writers. KEY TOPICS Exploring the use of literary and dramatic devices and shaping of meanings in your chosen plays Studying aspects of prose via two thematically linked texts Developing depth of knowledge about poetic style, by studying poetry from within a literary period or movement YOU WILL Study a tragedy or comedy drama by Shakespeare and another tragedy or comedy drama Incorporate the links and connections between thematically linked prose, and the contexts in which they were written and received Apply your knowledge of poetic form, content and meaning in your response to an unseen poem written within your lifetime Extend your understanding of the concerns and choices of modern day poets"
A minimum of 5 GCSEs (average score of 5) These must include: English Language at grade 6 English Literature at grade 5 Maths at grade 4
"Assessment methods include: Exams Coursework"
