A-Levels
About
You will need at least five GCSEs at grade A*-C or grades 9-4 to study A Levels.
Humanities students will need to have GCSE English Language at Grade C or 5 or above.
Science and Maths students will need to have GCSE Maths at grade C or grade 5 or above as well as Grade 5 in Core and additional Science. You must also have English Language at grade C or 5 or above.
To study Further Maths students will need to have GCSE Maths at grade B or 6.
All A Level students are expected to complete three A Levels over two years.
Linear A Levels
In 2018/19, you will take AS exams at the end of the first year of study, and then your final exams at the end of your second year. Linear A-levels means that your final grade will be what you achieve in your final exams at the end of your 2nd year. All our A Levels will be taught in the new linear framework with exams ONLY at the end of your second year of study from the academic year 2019/20.
On the right is our full range of A Level subjects for you to read about. At interview we will help guide you to select the best package of subjects dependent on your university or career progression aim.
Course List
What Ofsted had to say
“Teachers prepare students thoroughly for higher education. A high proportion of A-level students study at university on completion of their programme and go to their university of first choice.”
Ofsted 2018