• Wooden architecture of the Welsh Assembly Government Senedd building.

    Government and Politics

    Government and Politics provides a broad, coherent, satisfying and worthwhile course of study. It encourages you to develop confidence in, and a positive attitude towards, politics and to recognise its importance in your own life and to society as a whole.

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    History

    The study of History at A-level provides you with a fascinating opportunity to study some of the most significant events of the past – some of which have shaped the world in which we live today.

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    Law

    The law affects every person every day of their lives in some form or another, whether it’s licensing fees for our television, consumer law when we buy something from a shop or not being discriminated against because of our age or ethnicity. The law is much more familiar to us than we think.

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    Mathematics

    This course covers both Pure and Applied Mathematics and is a fantastic subject to have at A-level with it being widely acknowledged by both employers and universities. If it is a topic you have so far enjoyed then what better reason to continue studying it!

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    Media Studies

    Have you noticed that media messages are increasingly becoming a part of our daily lives, whether it’s accessing videos on your smartphone, watching TV ads, listening to the radio, looking at posters or listening to music?

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    Music

    A-Level Music offers learners the opportunity to develop skills in the three distinct but related disciplines of performing, composing and appraising.

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    Philosophy, Ethics, Beliefs and Values

    Develop a greater understanding and appreciation of religious beliefs and teachings, as well as the disciplines of ethics and the philosophy of religion.

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    Photography

    If you want to discover the thrill of expressing yourself through still images then this is the course for you.

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  • Close up hazy image of bottom of trainer on treadmill.

    Physical Education

    Study the personality traits and qualities required to produce a top performer, including their training and nutrition strategies as well as studying the physiological aspects of sport and applying the training principles to your own performance in your chosen sport.

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    Physics

    This course is ideal for logical thinkers who have a strong interest in how things work and how the world around us functions.

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    Psychology

    Are you fascinated by the human brain? Do you want to study the intricacies of human behaviour and gain knowledge about cognitive and developmental psychology?

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    Sociology

    Sociology is the study of human societies; social life, social change and the social causes and consequences of human behaviour. As a sociologist you will investigate the structure of groups, organisations and societies and how people interact within these contexts.

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