Photography helps you navigate the visual world both now and in the future. You will explore the world using Lens and Light-based Media which includes work in film, video, digital imaging and light-sensitive materials. You will learn to express your thoughts and ideas through exciting photographic finished work.
To study A levels at QPCS you have to achieve at least six GCSE grades 5-9. G5 in Art, DT or Media GCSE, and G4 in English Language.
Assessment for Year 1 Component 1: Personal Investigation: Practical work from your own ideas grounded in research demonstrating an ability to respond to others’ work and understand the context of your studies. Component 2: Externally Set Assignment: You will explore and develop a theme provided by the exam board towards a sustained focus period of 10 hours controlled assessment in which you will create your final response to the theme. Assessment for Year 2 Component 1: Personal Investigation: Part 1: From a personal starting point you submit supporting studies and personal outcomes. Part 2: A personal study consisting of 1000 – 3000 words Component 2: Externally Set Assignment: In February the exam board releases a broad-based, thematic starting point which you will independently explore and develop during the preparatory period. There will be a sustained focus period of 15 hours controlled assessment in which you will create your final response to the theme.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Brent |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Aylestone Avenue, London, NW6 7BQ |
Photography helps you navigate the visual world both now and in the future. You will explore the world using Lens and Light-based Media which includes work in film, video, digital imaging and light-sensitive materials. You will learn to express your thoughts and ideas through exciting photographic finished work.
To study A levels at QPCS you have to achieve at least six GCSE grades 5-9. G5 in Art, DT or Media GCSE, and G4 in English Language.
Assessment for Year 1 Component 1: Personal Investigation: Practical work from your own ideas grounded in research demonstrating an ability to respond to others’ work and understand the context of your studies. Component 2: Externally Set Assignment: You will explore and develop a theme provided by the exam board towards a sustained focus period of 10 hours controlled assessment in which you will create your final response to the theme. Assessment for Year 2 Component 1: Personal Investigation: Part 1: From a personal starting point you submit supporting studies and personal outcomes. Part 2: A personal study consisting of 1000 – 3000 words Component 2: Externally Set Assignment: In February the exam board releases a broad-based, thematic starting point which you will independently explore and develop during the preparatory period. There will be a sustained focus period of 15 hours controlled assessment in which you will create your final response to the theme.
