
At OCR A A Level Biology teaches concepts that are common to all living systems, such as homeostasis and evolution. The final examinations require the application of theories learnt and they test ability to think laterally. All recent discoveries are part of the new specification and the content is exciting and challenging. A Level Biology is an excellent facilitating subject which develops a multitude of skills required in the world of work. Our students are inquisitive, mathematical and can communication effectively. You will however need to be prepared to work hard – there is a huge amount of theory to learn. Year 1 Key Learning: Exchange and Transport Systems. Cells, Cell Division and Cell Membranes. Biological Molecules, Nucleic Acids and Enzymes. Communicable Diseases. Evolution, Classification and Biodiversity. Year 2 Key Learning: Photosynthesis. Respiration. Nervous System. Excretion. Manipulating Genomes. Cloning and Biotechnology. Populations and Ecosystems. Animal and Plant Responses. Inheritance.
GCSE Grade 7 (or equivalent) in Biology or Grade 7-7 GCSE in Combined Science, and Grade 6 in Mathematics and English. Grade 6 in Mathematics and English
37% Biological Processes 37% Biological Diversity 26% Unified Biology AS Examinations
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| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Southend-on-Sea |
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| Address | Kenilworth Gardens, Westcliff-on-Sea, SS0 0BS |
At OCR A A Level Biology teaches concepts that are common to all living systems, such as homeostasis and evolution. The final examinations require the application of theories learnt and they test ability to think laterally. All recent discoveries are part of the new specification and the content is exciting and challenging. A Level Biology is an excellent facilitating subject which develops a multitude of skills required in the world of work. Our students are inquisitive, mathematical and can communication effectively. You will however need to be prepared to work hard – there is a huge amount of theory to learn. Year 1 Key Learning: Exchange and Transport Systems. Cells, Cell Division and Cell Membranes. Biological Molecules, Nucleic Acids and Enzymes. Communicable Diseases. Evolution, Classification and Biodiversity. Year 2 Key Learning: Photosynthesis. Respiration. Nervous System. Excretion. Manipulating Genomes. Cloning and Biotechnology. Populations and Ecosystems. Animal and Plant Responses. Inheritance.
GCSE Grade 7 (or equivalent) in Biology or Grade 7-7 GCSE in Combined Science, and Grade 6 in Mathematics and English. Grade 6 in Mathematics and English
37% Biological Processes 37% Biological Diversity 26% Unified Biology AS Examinations