Our A-level Environmental Science course will help to inspire students to nurture their passion for the subject and lay the foundations for further study and the workplace. Environmental Science is a highly relevant interdisciplinary fourth science option. It is an ideal study for anyone interested in contemporary environmental issues, systems thinking, and sustainability There are 6 different units covered over two years: 1. The living environment 2. The physical environment 3. Energy Resources 4. Pollution 5. Biological resources 6. Sustainability Throughout the course, students will also cover a variety of research methods. You will have the opportunity to work in groups and individually to complete your work. Tasks are varied and are based on ‘real world’ examples that explain and highlight environmental theories and concepts. You will also complete a number of practical experiments both in class and outside.
You need a minimum of five GCSEs at 9-4, including grade 5 in Maths, 4 in Science and English Language. Students need an interest in the world around them, particularly in climate change, pollution, sustainability and conservation.
Paper 1: • The physical environment • Energy Resources • Pollution • Research methods Students will be expected to draw on knowledge and understanding of the entire course of study to show a deeper understanding of the interconnections between topics. Paper 2: • The living environment • Biological resources • Sustainability • Research methods
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | West Sussex |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Westgate Fields, Chichester, PO19 1SB |
Our A-level Environmental Science course will help to inspire students to nurture their passion for the subject and lay the foundations for further study and the workplace. Environmental Science is a highly relevant interdisciplinary fourth science option. It is an ideal study for anyone interested in contemporary environmental issues, systems thinking, and sustainability There are 6 different units covered over two years: 1. The living environment 2. The physical environment 3. Energy Resources 4. Pollution 5. Biological resources 6. Sustainability Throughout the course, students will also cover a variety of research methods. You will have the opportunity to work in groups and individually to complete your work. Tasks are varied and are based on ‘real world’ examples that explain and highlight environmental theories and concepts. You will also complete a number of practical experiments both in class and outside.
You need a minimum of five GCSEs at 9-4, including grade 5 in Maths, 4 in Science and English Language. Students need an interest in the world around them, particularly in climate change, pollution, sustainability and conservation.
Paper 1: • The physical environment • Energy Resources • Pollution • Research methods Students will be expected to draw on knowledge and understanding of the entire course of study to show a deeper understanding of the interconnections between topics. Paper 2: • The living environment • Biological resources • Sustainability • Research methods