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The Mathematics A level consists of Pure Mathematics (2/3 of the course) and Applied Mathematics in Mechanics and Statistics (1/6 each). In Pure Mathematics you will deepen your knowledge of some GCSE topics such as trigonometry and sequences, whilst branching out into new, unfamiliar areas such as logarithms, calculus and mathematical ...
Information for Private Candidates. Hills Road Sixth Form College has a national reputation for excellence and we welcome private examination candidates to take your exams alongside our own full-time students. We are one of the busiest exam centres in the area, so places do fill quickly. If you are interested in applying to sit public ...
Entry requirements. Subject grades: option a. GCSE grade 6 or merit in Music (or similar subject title). Subject grades: option b. Grade 5 Music Theory or Grade 5 instrument. Required Admissions Score. The indicative Minimum Entry Admissions Score for Music Technology is 58. Entry requirements.
Tutors offer support for both the personal and academic development of their tutees. They not only provide academic advice but also act as a bridge to a wide array of support services, both within the College and externally, ensuring that students have access to the resources they need to thrive. They are instrumental in delivering core ...
Centrally located in the College, the Atrium is the ideal space to meet up with friends or to study during independent learning periods. The Hub and Link. Relaxed spaces for socialising and studying. Outside spaces. You can enjoy walking, sitting and relaxing on the lawned areas at the College, if you feel like it.
This stimulating subject combines fascinating content with a rigorous and scientific approach to investigation. It has recently undergone a huge growth in popularity, both as a choice for A level and undergraduate study. The course aims to develop an academic understanding of the subject and an appreciation of its impact on people’s daily lives.
