Sixth Form Choices at Teddies

Study Requirement GCSE Grade 9 for Maths and Grade 8 for Sciences at Higher Level. Grade 7 for all other subjects at Higher Level. Grading All subjects are graded 7 to 1. Up to three additional points can be achieved on the Core. Maximum points available is 45. University offers Typical offers from a Russell Group or similar university range from 32 to 38 points. Many universities will specify specific grades for Higher Level subjects.

WHY CHOOSE THE IB DIPLOMA? Why Allows pupils the opportunity to study a wider portfolio of subjects. An IB pathway has the benefit of more classroom-based learning hours. A Level Subject 1 A Level Subject 2

FAQs Pupils are required to study a language at either Higher Level, Standard Level or ab initio (taking up a new language). There are two routes for Maths: Analysis and Applications and Applications and Interpretations. These are both offered at Higher Level and Standard Level. Some university courses will specify which route must be studied. Pupils are required to study a science. This includes Design, Environmental Systems and Societies, Sports Science and Computer Science, as well as the more “traditional” sciences. All subjects have an element of coursework, typically 20% of the final grade.

For some subjects the specific IB syllabus might be more suited to, or attractive to, a particular pupil’s interests. The Core Theory of Knowledge – three hours teaching time, assessed by an exhibition and essay. Extended Essay – 4,000-word essay focused on one subject. Pupils are required to demonstrate a regular commitment to Creativity, Activity and Service experiences. Plus independent study time 12 hours teaching time per A Level A Level Subj ct 3 4 hours EPQ