Philosophy is the study of the most important questions that human beings ask. You will explore questions such as: What is reality? What does it mean to be human? What arguments might suggest that God exists? How effective are those arguments? What do religious experiences mean? Why is there evil and suffering in the world? What language can we use to talk about God? Ethics is the study of morality. You will explore questions such as: What is goodness? Is there a natural law that we should all follow? Does morality change with different circumstances? Is euthanasia morally acceptable? Do businesses have a responsibility to society? How do different thinkers respond to premarital sex and homosexuality? What is conscience? Theology is the study of religious teaching and belief. You will explore questions such as: Who is Jesus? What do Christians believe happens after death? What duties do Christians have towards the state? Are all religions equal? Does religion oppress women? Should Christians adapt to a more secular world?
Five level fives or equivalent at GCSE, in addition to the specific requirements listed below: Grade 6 in GCSE History or RE or if not studied at GCSE, at least a Grade 6 in one Humanities subject, and a Grade 6 in English Literature or English Language
The exam for each of the three components will be worth 120 marks and represents 33.3% of the total marks for the qualification. These exams will take the form of an externally assessed written papers lasting 2 hours. Each paper will contain four essay questions, with the learner choosing three out of the four to answer.
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| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Croydon |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Farnborough Avenue, South Croydon, CR2 8HD |
Philosophy is the study of the most important questions that human beings ask. You will explore questions such as: What is reality? What does it mean to be human? What arguments might suggest that God exists? How effective are those arguments? What do religious experiences mean? Why is there evil and suffering in the world? What language can we use to talk about God? Ethics is the study of morality. You will explore questions such as: What is goodness? Is there a natural law that we should all follow? Does morality change with different circumstances? Is euthanasia morally acceptable? Do businesses have a responsibility to society? How do different thinkers respond to premarital sex and homosexuality? What is conscience? Theology is the study of religious teaching and belief. You will explore questions such as: Who is Jesus? What do Christians believe happens after death? What duties do Christians have towards the state? Are all religions equal? Does religion oppress women? Should Christians adapt to a more secular world?
Five level fives or equivalent at GCSE, in addition to the specific requirements listed below: Grade 6 in GCSE History or RE or if not studied at GCSE, at least a Grade 6 in one Humanities subject, and a Grade 6 in English Literature or English Language
The exam for each of the three components will be worth 120 marks and represents 33.3% of the total marks for the qualification. These exams will take the form of an externally assessed written papers lasting 2 hours. Each paper will contain four essay questions, with the learner choosing three out of the four to answer.
