Courses
Our programmes of study are varied and students can choose from approximately 35 A Level and Level 3 BTEC courses. Entry requirements are dependent on the subject; full details are detailed under each subject on this website. Students study a minimum of three subjects, and can study a fourth if appropriate.
A Level
Students can choose three A Levels to study from a wide range of courses available. It is important for students to choose the right course to ensure higher levels of success and enjoyment. Assessments in the first year of study is internal and at the end of the final year, students are assessed externally.
BTEC
BTEC courses are equivalent to one (single award) or two (double award) A Levels. BTEC courses are assessed through a series of coursework and exam units. Units are marked and graded through assignments based on work-related situations or activities, with opportunities for teamwork and in-depth study
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Applied Psychology
A theoretical and practical study of human behaviour, examining stress, addiction, forensics, gender, aggression, and consumer behaviour through a scientific lens.
Read MoreApplied Science
Covering Chemistry, Physics and Biology, it is a practical course that develops research and study skills useful for further education and the workplace.
Read MoreArt & Design: Fine Art
Unleash your creativity and cultivate your artistic vision with Art and Design A Level – where every brushstroke and design choice becomes a masterpiece in the making.
Read MoreBusiness Studies
A Level Business equips students to understand both the day to day running of a business and the long - term strategic decisions to position a business to achieve their objectives in a dynamic business environment.
Read MoreDrama & Theatre Studies
Welcome to the A Level Theatre Studies course, where students explore the rich tapestry of dramatic arts, delving into the intricacies of theatrical production, performance, and the profound impact of theatre on society.
Read MoreEnglish Language
Explore the immense, fascinating world of sociolinguistics and learn how language reflects and shapes social attitudes.
Read MoreEnglish Literature
In English Literature we learn to appreciate and critique a range of Literary texts and perspectives. Studying texts from a wide range of contexts we are able to explore, interpret and debate meaning and purpose.
Read MoreEnvironmental Science
While there is no Owner’s Workshop Manual for Planet Earth, this course is very much a practical guide to the origin, evolution and future of our home.
Read MoreFashion & Textiles
Fashion and Textiles is a thought-provoking qualification that gives students the practical, problem solving, and technical skills needed to succeed in a number of careers. This will appeal to students with an enquiring mind, and especially those seeking a career in the creative industries.
Read MoreFilm Studies
An exploration into the cinematographic world, preparing for careers in Film production and Media.
Read MoreFurther Mathematics
A more advanced and challenging exploration of mathematics to complement Maths A Level.
Read MoreHealth & Social Care
This course will equip you to understand the development of humans in their life-course, as well as appreciate the care required for the more vulnerable in society.
Read MoreMathematics
The study of complex mathematical concepts, providing students with the skills and knowledge to solve problems logically and continue onward to higher education.
Read MoreMedia Studies
Ensuring that students are Media literate in an ever-evolving digital world, building key analysis techniques, and upskilling students to be able to create using industry grade software.
Read MorePerforming Arts
Welcome to BTEC Performing Arts Level 3, where creativity takes centre stage, and embark on a dynamic journey exploring the diverse realms of drama, dance, and music.
Read MorePhotography
Unlock your creative potential and capture the world through a lens with Photography A Level – a journey into the art and science of visual storytelling.
Read MorePhysical Education
Improve your own performance in Physical Education and learn the theory behind the psychology of athletes and the anatomy of the human body to gain a deeper understanding of sport performance.
Read MoreProduct Design
Product Design is a thought-provoking qualification that gives students the practical, problem solving, and technical skills needed to succeed in a number of careers. This will appeal to students with an enquiring mind, and especially those seeking a career in the creative industries.
Read MorePsychology
Explore the most complex organ of the body – the brain - as well as scientifically examine competing theories of human and animal behaviour.
Read MoreRS: Theology, Philosophy & Ethics
A Level Religious Education challenges and inspires with examination of Philosophical questions surrounding the universe and existence, thought provoking Ethical issues, and exploration of intriguing Christian beliefs.
Read MoreTravel & Tourism
This course provides students with an appreciation of the different roles in the travel and tourism industry, an understanding of the principles of marketing, and an awareness of popular global travel destinations.
Read MoreApplied Psychology
A theoretical and practical study of human behaviour, examining stress, addiction, forensics, gender, aggression, and consumer behaviour through a scientific lens.