Students who enjoy a multi-disciplinary approach to learning and have a keen interest in the sustainability of our planet will find this new specification engaging and thought provoking. We’ve kept much of the popular content that we know you like and key topics include the biophysical environment, energy resources, pollution, circular economy and sustainability. With opportunities to include real life case studies in your teaching, this contemporary qualification has never been more relevant. The new assessment structure is clear and straightforward and we’ve used a mixture of question styles, so that students have the best opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding. We've ensured that the AS and A-level are fully co-teachable. The AS exams include similar questions to those in the A-level, with less difficulty, allowing for future growth. This is a great accompaniment to A-levels in geography, biology, physics and maths and develops key skills including communication, teamwork and critical thinking. You can find out about all our Environmental Science qualifications at aqa.org.uk/ environmentalscience 1.2 Support and resources to help you teach
Assessments Paper 1 What's assessed • 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. How it's assessed • Written exam: 3 hours • 120 marks • 50% of A-level Questions A combination of multiple choice, short answer and extended writing questions Paper 2 What's assessed • The living environment • Biological resources • Sustainability • 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. How it's assessed • Written exam: 3 hours • 120 marks • 50% of A-level Questions A combination of multiple choice, short answer and extended writing questions.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Bracknell Forest |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | St. Georges Park, Binfield, Bracknell, RG42 4FS |
Students who enjoy a multi-disciplinary approach to learning and have a keen interest in the sustainability of our planet will find this new specification engaging and thought provoking. We’ve kept much of the popular content that we know you like and key topics include the biophysical environment, energy resources, pollution, circular economy and sustainability. With opportunities to include real life case studies in your teaching, this contemporary qualification has never been more relevant. The new assessment structure is clear and straightforward and we’ve used a mixture of question styles, so that students have the best opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding. We've ensured that the AS and A-level are fully co-teachable. The AS exams include similar questions to those in the A-level, with less difficulty, allowing for future growth. This is a great accompaniment to A-levels in geography, biology, physics and maths and develops key skills including communication, teamwork and critical thinking. You can find out about all our Environmental Science qualifications at aqa.org.uk/ environmentalscience 1.2 Support and resources to help you teach
Assessments Paper 1 What's assessed • 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. How it's assessed • Written exam: 3 hours • 120 marks • 50% of A-level Questions A combination of multiple choice, short answer and extended writing questions Paper 2 What's assessed • The living environment • Biological resources • Sustainability • 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. How it's assessed • Written exam: 3 hours • 120 marks • 50% of A-level Questions A combination of multiple choice, short answer and extended writing questions.