Mathematics has served humanity in our quest to understand the world and extend the possibilities that this ever changing world can offer. Mathematics underpins the atomic fabric of the universe; the principles and patterns of numbers and laws of geometry allow us to search for meaning in the universe with greater precision. Studying A level Mathematics will raise your confidence to tackle and solve increasingly complex abstract and reallife problems. Mathematics helps you develop your abilities to be creative, think with clarity and reason logically. Employers and universities value the skills and knowledge acquired through an A level in mathematics and research has shown that students who have studied A Level Maths go on to earn around 10% more than students who have not studied the subject.
- GCSE Maths -Grade 6 - The student must have attained the minimum GCSE Points Score of 38 points from his or her best eight GCSE results, with at least Grade 5 in English and Grade 5 in Maths for Advanced Level entry.
Paper 1 Proof; Algebra and functions; coordinate geometry in the (x,y) plane; sequences and series; trigonometry; exponentials and logarithms, differentiation; integration; vectors. Paper 2 The topics covered in paper 1 are developed further and numerical methods are introduced. Paper 3 Section A: Statistics Statistical sampling; data presentation and interpretation; probability; statistical distributions; statistical hypothesis testing. Section B: Mechanics Quantities and units in mechanics; kinematics; forces and Newton’s laws; moments.
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Mathematics has served humanity in our quest to understand the world and extend the possibilities that this ever changing world can offer. Mathematics underpins the atomic fabric of the universe; the principles and patterns of numbers and laws of geometry allow us to search for meaning in the universe with greater precision. Studying A level Mathematics will raise your confidence to tackle and solve increasingly complex abstract and reallife problems. Mathematics helps you develop your abilities to be creative, think with clarity and reason logically. Employers and universities value the skills and knowledge acquired through an A level in mathematics and research has shown that students who have studied A Level Maths go on to earn around 10% more than students who have not studied the subject.
- GCSE Maths -Grade 6 - The student must have attained the minimum GCSE Points Score of 38 points from his or her best eight GCSE results, with at least Grade 5 in English and Grade 5 in Maths for Advanced Level entry.
Paper 1 Proof; Algebra and functions; coordinate geometry in the (x,y) plane; sequences and series; trigonometry; exponentials and logarithms, differentiation; integration; vectors. Paper 2 The topics covered in paper 1 are developed further and numerical methods are introduced. Paper 3 Section A: Statistics Statistical sampling; data presentation and interpretation; probability; statistical distributions; statistical hypothesis testing. Section B: Mechanics Quantities and units in mechanics; kinematics; forces and Newton’s laws; moments.