Chemistry is exciting and challenging. Studying A-level chemistry is a route for some fantastic career opportunities in the areas of Science, Medicine and Engineering. Challenges facing society today can often be overcome with the work of chemists. Chemistry helps us to live more sustainably, contributing towards the development of renewable and low-carbon energy sources. Synthesis of organic molecules can help us to develop pharmaceuticals and improve human health in a changing world. In the first year of the A-level students are given a solid grounding in physical, organic and inorganic chemistry which will give them an excellent foundation to build on. Practical work is at the heart of the study of chemistry and the skills and in the first year of the A-level students are given a solid grounding in physical, organic and inorganic chemistry which will give them an excellent foundation to build on. Practical work is at the heart of the study of chemistry and the skills and knowledge students learn will stand them in good stead in their future scientific careers and at university. Students’ practical skills and knowledge will be assessed in all of the exams that they will take alongside their theoretical knowledge and understanding.
Entry to this course requires a minimum grade 6 at GCSE in Maths and Science higher grade passes.
Paper 1: Inorganic chemistry with relevant physical chemistry. Assessment: Written exam 2 hours 35% of A-level. Paper 2: Organic chemistry with relevant physical chemistry. Assessment: Written exam 2 hours 35% of A-level. Paper 3: All practical skills, all content. Assessment: written exam 2 hours 30% of A-level.
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| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Blackpool |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | St Walburga's Road, Blackpool, FY3 7EQ |
Chemistry is exciting and challenging. Studying A-level chemistry is a route for some fantastic career opportunities in the areas of Science, Medicine and Engineering. Challenges facing society today can often be overcome with the work of chemists. Chemistry helps us to live more sustainably, contributing towards the development of renewable and low-carbon energy sources. Synthesis of organic molecules can help us to develop pharmaceuticals and improve human health in a changing world. In the first year of the A-level students are given a solid grounding in physical, organic and inorganic chemistry which will give them an excellent foundation to build on. Practical work is at the heart of the study of chemistry and the skills and in the first year of the A-level students are given a solid grounding in physical, organic and inorganic chemistry which will give them an excellent foundation to build on. Practical work is at the heart of the study of chemistry and the skills and knowledge students learn will stand them in good stead in their future scientific careers and at university. Students’ practical skills and knowledge will be assessed in all of the exams that they will take alongside their theoretical knowledge and understanding.
Entry to this course requires a minimum grade 6 at GCSE in Maths and Science higher grade passes.
Paper 1: Inorganic chemistry with relevant physical chemistry. Assessment: Written exam 2 hours 35% of A-level. Paper 2: Organic chemistry with relevant physical chemistry. Assessment: Written exam 2 hours 35% of A-level. Paper 3: All practical skills, all content. Assessment: written exam 2 hours 30% of A-level.