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Chemistry is the study of matter, its properties, how and why substances combine or separate to form other substances,…

The science department at Ormiston Bushfield Academy strives to provide learners with the opportunity to become successful in the world of work,…

Students wishing to study A levels

Chemistry: refer to the Sixth form Brochure on the school website for details. https://www.stclementdanes.org.uk/295/sixth-form-admissions-1

The specification is divided into topics, each covering different key concepts of chemistry.…

Chemistry touches every aspect of our lives. Modern molecular theory explains how the eye works and energy is transferred during photosynthesis.…

An A level in Chemistry

The course aims to extend and broaden the students’ existing knowledge and understanding of Chemistry developed by the GCSE course.…

Chemistry is regarded as the ‘central’ science and is concerned with the fundamental understanding and rationalisation of all aspects of the physical…

We follow OCR Chemistry A. The courses are both 100% exam based. Throughout the course students will complete several pieces of formal practical work.…

Classical Civilisation is the study of any and all the fascinating aspects of those cultures which predate the so-called Dark Ages of early Medieval E…

Students entering Year 12

Students entering Year 12

Students who have achieved 38 points or more

Areas of Study: 1. Fundamentals of programming 2. Fundamentals of data structures 3. Fundamentals of algorithms 4. Theory of computation 5.…

Computer science is the study of the theory, experimentation and engineering that form the basis for the design and use of computers.…

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Please visit our website www.combertonsixthform.org for detailed course information

Students entering Year 12

Post-16 students looking for A-level qualifications

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The qualification has one structure and is delivered over two years. Entry requirements: Minimum Grade B in GCSE Computer Science; Grade 5 or above in…

Computer science is about how we can use computers to represent, store, communicate, manipulate, understand and make use of information.

40% of qualification This component investigates programs, data structures, algorithms, logic,…