You will choose three A Levels to study across a two-year period, leading up to a final assessment.

There is no coursework for most subjects and this won't count towards your A Level.

AS-level exams are no longer available. It is all about what you achieve at the end of the two years.  Only students who have an average grade of 8 or 9 at GCSE, or those doing further maths, may be allowed to take four A-levels.

In addition to, or as an alternative to A-Level courses, students can select from a range of BTEC subjects that are either academically or vocationally focused.

We offer BTEC courses in Level 3 Business, IT, Creative Digital Media Production, Travel and Tourism, Health and Social Care and Applied Science.

The EPQ allows each student to embark on a largely self-directed and self-motivated project.  Students must choose a topic; plan, research and develop their idea and decide on their finished product.  They will, however, be supported by teachers with the option of weekly support lessons.

Universities support and value the EPQ as evidence of student's ability to use a range of skills that are vital for successful study in higher education.