Mathematics is a fascinating and challenging subject at A level and can lead to many possible future courses and careers. It develops critical thinking, problem-solving skills and the ability to construct logical arguments. If you´re thinking of studying economics, engineering or physics at university, having studied maths A level will enhance your enjoyment and performance at this level.
There are two key areas for A level maths:
Applied Maths (37.5% of the course)
Section A: Statistics
Section B: Mechanics
We follow the Edexcel A level Maths Specification where all students study both Pure and Applied Maths and take one exam on each area at the end of Year 13. There is no coursework.