If you are a lover of language, enjoy working independently and reading widely, this is the A Level for you! A study of English Literature at A Level unlocks countless career paths ranging from journalism to advertising to law. In addition, most good universities require English Literature as an entrance requirement. The study of A Level Literature is conducted in smaller groups to ensure in-depth discussion with time for independent study and reflection. You will acquire the skills that will afford you a working sense of nuances and ambiguities of words and symbols, together with the capacity for independent thought, reflection and judgement. Year 1 English Literature is an opportunity to explore a wide range of poetry, drama and prose from a variety of contexts, cultures and eras. Using a range of texts as a vehicle, we will explore the theme of love through the ages. While love will be the common thread, the texts will also address issues of race, jealousy, prejudice and evil. In Lower VI, you will study a modern American play, two novels and a selection of modern poetry. Year 2 We continue on our journey of love, jealousy and hatred through the ages. In Upper VI, we will study. Shakespeare and a selection of pre 1900 poetry. You will also complete one piece of coursework, an essay comparing two novels of your choice.
It is recommended that students achieve a minimum of 5 GCSEs at Grade 5 and above with a Grade 6 in English Literature.
You will be assessed through the coursework as well as three examinations. Paper 1 – Drama is an open book exam worth 30% of A Level Paper 2 – Prose – is an open book exam worth 20% of A Level Paper 3 – Poetry – is an open book exam worth 30% of A Level Coursework is one extended essay worth 20% of A Level
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| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Warwickshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Requires improvement |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Bulkington Road, Bedworth, CV12 9EA |
If you are a lover of language, enjoy working independently and reading widely, this is the A Level for you! A study of English Literature at A Level unlocks countless career paths ranging from journalism to advertising to law. In addition, most good universities require English Literature as an entrance requirement. The study of A Level Literature is conducted in smaller groups to ensure in-depth discussion with time for independent study and reflection. You will acquire the skills that will afford you a working sense of nuances and ambiguities of words and symbols, together with the capacity for independent thought, reflection and judgement. Year 1 English Literature is an opportunity to explore a wide range of poetry, drama and prose from a variety of contexts, cultures and eras. Using a range of texts as a vehicle, we will explore the theme of love through the ages. While love will be the common thread, the texts will also address issues of race, jealousy, prejudice and evil. In Lower VI, you will study a modern American play, two novels and a selection of modern poetry. Year 2 We continue on our journey of love, jealousy and hatred through the ages. In Upper VI, we will study. Shakespeare and a selection of pre 1900 poetry. You will also complete one piece of coursework, an essay comparing two novels of your choice.
It is recommended that students achieve a minimum of 5 GCSEs at Grade 5 and above with a Grade 6 in English Literature.
You will be assessed through the coursework as well as three examinations. Paper 1 – Drama is an open book exam worth 30% of A Level Paper 2 – Prose – is an open book exam worth 20% of A Level Paper 3 – Poetry – is an open book exam worth 30% of A Level Coursework is one extended essay worth 20% of A Level