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Choosing your
“The teachers are so enthusiastic about their subjects and they make sure you gain a passion for their subjects as well.”
A Levels
Eve – Formerly Westholme School your studies. Remember, the majority of
degree courses do not require specific A Levels. We treat the first four weeks of Year 12 as an induction period, where students are allowed to change subjects to ensure that they are on
the most suitable study programme
We offer 26 different courses at A Level. We build our timetable around student option choices and therefore are able to offer most subject combinations. All students study linear A Levels, which are examined at the end of the two-year course. Applicants to the Sixth Form are initially asked to choose four A Level subjects in order of preference and they have the opportunity to discuss their choices at an informal, one-to-one Options Meeting. The vast majority of students start with four A Levels, with most deciding to focus on their three chosen
subjects after a few months. Starting Year 12 with four A Levels gives students the opportunity to follow a broad and flexible programme of study before making an informed decision and choosing to specialise in their final three subjects.
for them. While it is sensible to consider possible
future careers and Higher Education courses, it is also important to consider which subjects you enjoy and where your strengths lie. It is entirely possible that you may change your mind about your future plans during the course of
The following pages show details of the 26 A Level subjects currently offered at CRGS Sixth Form. For more information about each course, please visit: www.crgs.org.uk/sixth-form/ curriculum
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