There’s something special about A Level Mathematics. Not only does it develop problem solving skills and logical thought, but it also provides a challenge. Is it any wonder that employers are attracted to students who have studied this subject? Studies show that people who take A Level mathematics earn an average of 11% more over their lifetime than those who don’t. It is undoubtably a highly regarded subject, but did you know that it is a facilitating subject (helpful in keeping your options open) which is looked upon favourably by Colleges and Universities? Here at McAuley we have an experienced Mathematics Department with a history of excellent results that go from strength to strength. In 2021-22, 69% of our A Level Mathematics students achieved grade C or above, and a whopping 38% achieved an A* or A grade. 100% of our students achieved grade C or above in Further Mathematics, of which 75% achieved grade A* or A and every student who sat Level 3 Core Mathematics passed. The question is not why choose Mathematics, the question is why wouldn’t you?
Level 7 or above from Set 1 Mathematics in Year 11. Students with Level 6 may be considered; please see the section ‘Further Course Information’ for more details.
However, the pupils will take very similar exams to the AS papers in June 2019 to assess their suitability to continue the course into Y13. Paper One: 90 minutes, 80 marks, 50% of assessment Paper Two: 90 minutes, 80 marks, 50% of assessment This is a ‘new specification’ subject. The overall result for each student completing this course to full A level standard will be based on the final Year 13 A level examinations only. Please visit the FAQs for more information on new specifications, their UCAS tariff points and their ‘decoupling’ of AS/A2 grades. Paper One: 120 minutes, 100 marks, one third of assessment Paper Two: 120 minutes, 100 marks, one third of assessment Paper Three: 120 minutes, 100 marks, one third of assessment
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| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | Doncaster |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Cantley Lane, Doncaster, DN3 3QF |
There’s something special about A Level Mathematics. Not only does it develop problem solving skills and logical thought, but it also provides a challenge. Is it any wonder that employers are attracted to students who have studied this subject? Studies show that people who take A Level mathematics earn an average of 11% more over their lifetime than those who don’t. It is undoubtably a highly regarded subject, but did you know that it is a facilitating subject (helpful in keeping your options open) which is looked upon favourably by Colleges and Universities? Here at McAuley we have an experienced Mathematics Department with a history of excellent results that go from strength to strength. In 2021-22, 69% of our A Level Mathematics students achieved grade C or above, and a whopping 38% achieved an A* or A grade. 100% of our students achieved grade C or above in Further Mathematics, of which 75% achieved grade A* or A and every student who sat Level 3 Core Mathematics passed. The question is not why choose Mathematics, the question is why wouldn’t you?
Level 7 or above from Set 1 Mathematics in Year 11. Students with Level 6 may be considered; please see the section ‘Further Course Information’ for more details.
However, the pupils will take very similar exams to the AS papers in June 2019 to assess their suitability to continue the course into Y13. Paper One: 90 minutes, 80 marks, 50% of assessment Paper Two: 90 minutes, 80 marks, 50% of assessment This is a ‘new specification’ subject. The overall result for each student completing this course to full A level standard will be based on the final Year 13 A level examinations only. Please visit the FAQs for more information on new specifications, their UCAS tariff points and their ‘decoupling’ of AS/A2 grades. Paper One: 120 minutes, 100 marks, one third of assessment Paper Two: 120 minutes, 100 marks, one third of assessment Paper Three: 120 minutes, 100 marks, one third of assessment