In our study of Literature we travel across time and across the globe, from Sixteenth century Venice to Victorian England; from medieval forests to the nightmarish dystopia of Gilead. We encounter jealous passion and breath-taking villainy, acts of heroism and tragic loss; waves of nostalgia and monumental sacrifice. As always, the study of literature comes back to those crucial questions of what it means to be human and our place in the universe. If you have enjoyed your GCSE English Literature course and you have a love of books, then this is the course for you. By studying English Literature at A Level you will gain an awareness of our rich literary and cultural heritage, exploring your own literary tastes through a flexible coursework component. You will have the opportunity to discuss ideas in a sympathetic and supportive environment and you will be encouraged to develop your own writing and interpretation skills.
Paper 1—Examination: 2½ hours, closed book (40%) Paper 2—Examination: 3 hours, open book (40%) Internal assessment, on-going in Year 12 and Year 13 (20%)
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| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | North Yorkshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Garden Lane, Sherburn-in-Elmet, Leeds, LS25 6AS |
In our study of Literature we travel across time and across the globe, from Sixteenth century Venice to Victorian England; from medieval forests to the nightmarish dystopia of Gilead. We encounter jealous passion and breath-taking villainy, acts of heroism and tragic loss; waves of nostalgia and monumental sacrifice. As always, the study of literature comes back to those crucial questions of what it means to be human and our place in the universe. If you have enjoyed your GCSE English Literature course and you have a love of books, then this is the course for you. By studying English Literature at A Level you will gain an awareness of our rich literary and cultural heritage, exploring your own literary tastes through a flexible coursework component. You will have the opportunity to discuss ideas in a sympathetic and supportive environment and you will be encouraged to develop your own writing and interpretation skills.
Paper 1—Examination: 2½ hours, closed book (40%) Paper 2—Examination: 3 hours, open book (40%) Internal assessment, on-going in Year 12 and Year 13 (20%)