Mathematics is a fast-developing subject with new ideas and methods and Mathematics A level is both challenging and interesting. It builds on the work you have met at GCSE, but also involves new ideas and powerful techniques for solving problems. The Mathematics units aim to develop your ability to solve problems and to communicate clearly with Mathematical language, as well as increase your knowledge and enjoyment of the subject. An A Level in Mathematics can open many doors to many different careers. The A Level course consists of three externally examined papers. The pure content for year 1 is as follows: • Proof • Algebra and Functions • Coordinate Geometry in the (x,y) plane • Sequences and series • Trigonometry • Exponentials and logarithms • Differentiation • Integration • Vectors The applied content for year one is as follows: • Statistical sampling • Data presentation and interpretation • Probability • Statistical distributions • Statistical hypothesis testing • Quantities and units in mechanics • Kinematics • Forces and Newton Laws The content for year 2 is as follows: • Proof • Algebra and Functions • Coordinate Geometry in the (x,y) plane • Sequences and series • Trigonometry • Differentiation • Integration • Numerical Methods • Moments