The course will enable students to develop logical and methodical thought, the ability to persevere with a task and to employ mathematics confidently in order to analyse and solve problems. All students study Pure Mathematics, Mechanics and Statistics modules. Pure Mathematics consists of calculus, algebra, trigonometry, vectors and numerical methods. Mechanics, probability and statistics are applied mathematics. Both of these applications produce models of the real world and suggest solutions to real-life problems. In Mechanics the course focuses on forces, energy and velocity and in Statistics it covers probability theory and statistical inference. The most able students are encouraged to study Further Mathematics in addition to Mathematics A Level. Independent study commitment: Five hours per week minimum.
GCSE; 7 in Mathematics
Assessment: all topics studied throughout the two year course will be examined at the end of Year 13 in three 2 hour examinations. • Two Pure Maths examinations (100 marks each) • One Applied Maths examination which includes Statistics (50 marks) and Mechanics (50 marks)
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Kent |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Reynolds Lane, Tunbridge Wells, TN4 9XL |
The course will enable students to develop logical and methodical thought, the ability to persevere with a task and to employ mathematics confidently in order to analyse and solve problems. All students study Pure Mathematics, Mechanics and Statistics modules. Pure Mathematics consists of calculus, algebra, trigonometry, vectors and numerical methods. Mechanics, probability and statistics are applied mathematics. Both of these applications produce models of the real world and suggest solutions to real-life problems. In Mechanics the course focuses on forces, energy and velocity and in Statistics it covers probability theory and statistical inference. The most able students are encouraged to study Further Mathematics in addition to Mathematics A Level. Independent study commitment: Five hours per week minimum.
GCSE; 7 in Mathematics
Assessment: all topics studied throughout the two year course will be examined at the end of Year 13 in three 2 hour examinations. • Two Pure Maths examinations (100 marks each) • One Applied Maths examination which includes Statistics (50 marks) and Mechanics (50 marks)