Religious Studies
St Augustine's Federated Schools: CE High School
Course summary
It’s an extremely interesting and enjoyable subject. In RS A Level, you get to discuss some pretty big, all-encompassing questions. You will be asking and trying to answer questions like ‘what caused the universe?’ You will experience a variety of teaching methods and styles, with the course mainly based in the classroom.
Entry Requirements
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To succeed in this subject, you should enjoy discussing big questions. If you enjoyed certain aspects of RS GCSE, or discussing ideas in English or History then you will enjoy A Level RS. You will need to have an open and inquisitive mind, and enjoy discussing philosophical, ethical and religious concepts.
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Assessment
All assessments are written exams, with a number of essay writing questions. There are two assessment objectives AO1: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of religion and belief. AO2: Analyse and evaluate aspects of, and approaches to, religion and belief, including their significance, influence and study. You will complete three exams. Component 1: A Study of Religion – Written examination: 2 hours – 33⅓% of qualification Component 2: Philosophy of Religion – Written examination: 2 hours – 33⅓% of qualification Component 3: Religion and Ethics – Written examination: 2 hours -33⅓% of qualification
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