A Linear course over 2 years. The A level involves 3 components Two exams, based on: Literary Genres: Aspects of tragedy Shakespeare and drama – Texts studied are: - Shakespeare ‘Richard II’ - Shakespeare ‘Othello’ Prose – Texts studied are: - F Scott Fitzgerald ‘The Great Gatsby’ Texts and Genres: - Elements of crime or elements of political and social protest writing: - Margaret Atwood ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Text & Genres: - Elements of crime or elements of political and social protest writing. - William Blake ‘Songs of Innocence and Experience’. - Khaled Hosseini ‘The Kite Runner’. - Study of sample extracts, taken from the political and social genre. - Revision of texts. Literary Genres: Aspects of tragedy - Revision of texts.
GCSE Grade 6 English Literature and Grade 5 English Language.
Non exam assessment (coursework) Study of two texts (one poetry and one prose) and two essays, with the Critical Anthology - 2 Poetry texts taught in class - 1 prose text independently selected by the student.
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Oxfordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Addison Road, Banbury, OX16 9DG |
A Linear course over 2 years. The A level involves 3 components Two exams, based on: Literary Genres: Aspects of tragedy Shakespeare and drama – Texts studied are: - Shakespeare ‘Richard II’ - Shakespeare ‘Othello’ Prose – Texts studied are: - F Scott Fitzgerald ‘The Great Gatsby’ Texts and Genres: - Elements of crime or elements of political and social protest writing: - Margaret Atwood ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Text & Genres: - Elements of crime or elements of political and social protest writing. - William Blake ‘Songs of Innocence and Experience’. - Khaled Hosseini ‘The Kite Runner’. - Study of sample extracts, taken from the political and social genre. - Revision of texts. Literary Genres: Aspects of tragedy - Revision of texts.
GCSE Grade 6 English Literature and Grade 5 English Language.
Non exam assessment (coursework) Study of two texts (one poetry and one prose) and two essays, with the Critical Anthology - 2 Poetry texts taught in class - 1 prose text independently selected by the student.