Our Photography runs the EDUQAS syllabus which is a broad syllabus where students are encouraged to develop a sound grounding within Photography whilst also building in skills from across the Art & Design curriculum. It is able to accommodate any areas of interest within Photography from commercial to conceptual work. The curriculum is assessed on the students ability to; Develop ideas through research and investigation, show confidence with experimentation within their creative practice, record insights, reflections and contextual meaning of their work and create a personal and meaningful outcome. Some of the areas of development include: • DSLR camera and lens functions • Digital Manipulations • Formal Photography • Expressive Recording • Film Development and Enlargement • Mixed Media Studies • Editorial Photography
- A GCSE Graphic Design or Art grade 4 is usually required for taking the A-level course, due to the requirement for research, contextual analysis and design sketching. However, students that can demonstrate the necessary skills and passion will also be considered. - 6 x grade 4 GCSEs in a range of subjects to include English and Maths
Assessment by Portfolio and final exam at the end of Year 13.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Leicestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Ratby Road, Groby, Leicester, LE6 0FP |
Our Photography runs the EDUQAS syllabus which is a broad syllabus where students are encouraged to develop a sound grounding within Photography whilst also building in skills from across the Art & Design curriculum. It is able to accommodate any areas of interest within Photography from commercial to conceptual work. The curriculum is assessed on the students ability to; Develop ideas through research and investigation, show confidence with experimentation within their creative practice, record insights, reflections and contextual meaning of their work and create a personal and meaningful outcome. Some of the areas of development include: • DSLR camera and lens functions • Digital Manipulations • Formal Photography • Expressive Recording • Film Development and Enlargement • Mixed Media Studies • Editorial Photography
- A GCSE Graphic Design or Art grade 4 is usually required for taking the A-level course, due to the requirement for research, contextual analysis and design sketching. However, students that can demonstrate the necessary skills and passion will also be considered. - 6 x grade 4 GCSEs in a range of subjects to include English and Maths
Assessment by Portfolio and final exam at the end of Year 13.