WHAT WILL I LEARN? -You will progress beyond the fundamentals of GCSE to learn how to express yourself fluently in spoken and written French, making use of the highest levels of vocabulary and grammar. -You will read French literature and literature from the French-speaking (francophone) world, and understand more about the French literary tradition and culture. -You will learn about the rich tradition of French cinema, study the history and importance of the art form, and watch and appreciate numerous French films. -You will learn about francophone society: its politics, culture, art, history and philosophical underpinnings. -You will have the opportunity to spend time in France, learning the language and experiencing the culture.
Applicants to the sixth form should secure on average grade 7s in 7 GCSEs, including English and Maths. Students should achieve a grade 8 in subjects that they want to study at A-level, or in related subjects for new courses
HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? Year 13: -Paper 1 (50%) is a comprehension paper. It tests your understanding of a variety of French sources. These could be news reports, radio programmes or magazine articles. -Paper 2 (20%) is a written paper. It involves an essay analysis of two works of literature that you have studied. -Paper 3 (30%) is a speaking exam. You are assessed on a presentation and discussion on an aspect of francophone society.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Brent |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | North End Road, Wembley, London, HA9 0UU |
WHAT WILL I LEARN? -You will progress beyond the fundamentals of GCSE to learn how to express yourself fluently in spoken and written French, making use of the highest levels of vocabulary and grammar. -You will read French literature and literature from the French-speaking (francophone) world, and understand more about the French literary tradition and culture. -You will learn about the rich tradition of French cinema, study the history and importance of the art form, and watch and appreciate numerous French films. -You will learn about francophone society: its politics, culture, art, history and philosophical underpinnings. -You will have the opportunity to spend time in France, learning the language and experiencing the culture.
Applicants to the sixth form should secure on average grade 7s in 7 GCSEs, including English and Maths. Students should achieve a grade 8 in subjects that they want to study at A-level, or in related subjects for new courses
HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? Year 13: -Paper 1 (50%) is a comprehension paper. It tests your understanding of a variety of French sources. These could be news reports, radio programmes or magazine articles. -Paper 2 (20%) is a written paper. It involves an essay analysis of two works of literature that you have studied. -Paper 3 (30%) is a speaking exam. You are assessed on a presentation and discussion on an aspect of francophone society.
