The OCR Salters course offers a context led approach to studying A level chemistry. Pupils will study chemistry in a range of different contexts in order to develop an interest and enthusiasm for the subject as well as an appreciation of how chemistry contributes to the success of the economy and society as a whole. This course introduces ideas in a spiral way with topics covered early on in the course being reinforced later. This specification places a strong emphasis on an investigational and problem solving approach to practical work. Over the duration of the course students will have developed logical thought processes, good problem solving skills and the ability to organise and analyse data. This makes A level Chemistry a good choice for many university courses. It is essential for those wishing to study medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, pharmacy/pharmacology and chemical engineering.
5 grades at 4+; 66 in science and 6 in mathematics GCSE
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Region | London |
Local Authority | Havering |
Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
Gender Type | Girls |
Address | St Mary's Lane, Upminster, RM14 2QR |
The OCR Salters course offers a context led approach to studying A level chemistry. Pupils will study chemistry in a range of different contexts in order to develop an interest and enthusiasm for the subject as well as an appreciation of how chemistry contributes to the success of the economy and society as a whole. This course introduces ideas in a spiral way with topics covered early on in the course being reinforced later. This specification places a strong emphasis on an investigational and problem solving approach to practical work. Over the duration of the course students will have developed logical thought processes, good problem solving skills and the ability to organise and analyse data. This makes A level Chemistry a good choice for many university courses. It is essential for those wishing to study medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, pharmacy/pharmacology and chemical engineering.
5 grades at 4+; 66 in science and 6 in mathematics GCSE