Mathematics

Course summary

Our aim is for the students to have developed a formal set of techniques to solve both abstract and real-world problems. In statistics and probability, students will be able to deal with models used to help predict what may happen in the future and in mechanics, they will have grasped the modelling of physical scenarios that support concepts in real life. By the end of year 13, we aim for all students to have a very strong sense of number, algebra, geometry, proportional reasoning alongside their applied modules, mechanics and statistics. We seek to develop their critical thinking and problem solving skills, allowing them to progress in maths beyond A-Level or any future career.