A Level History
History is a highly respected academic subject. It offers students the chance to study controversial personalities as well as the opportunity to look at recent and current global issues. It encourages independent and creative thinking as well as developing the skill of working with historical evidence.
What can this course lead to?
History is an excellent foundation to a range of degree courses and sits well with subjects such as English, RE, Politics and Law. It is useful for students considering careers such as Journalism, Law or Teaching.
Unit content [Exam Board: AQA]
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Breadth Study (Year 12) |
Depth Study (Year 12) |
Breadth Study (Year 13) |
Depth Study (Year 13) |
Historical Investigation (A Level)
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The Making of a Superpower USA 1865 - 1920
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Wars and Welfare - Britain in Transition 1906 - 1929
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The Making of a Superpower USA 1920 - 1975 |
Wars and Welfare - Britain in Transition 1930-1957 |
The Tudor State |
Method of Assessment
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Breadth Study (Year 12) |
Depth Study (Year 12) |
Breadth Study (Year 13) |
Depth Study (Year 13) |
Historical Investigation (A Level) |
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The Making of a Superpower USA 1865 - 1920 |
Wars and Welfare - Britain in Transition 1906 - 1929 |
The Making of a Superpower USA 1865 - 1920 |
Wars and Welfare - Britain in Transition 1906 - 1929 |
The Tudor State |
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1 hour 30 mins Exam 50% |
1 hour 30 mins Exam 50% |
2 hour 30 mins Exam 40% |
2 hour 30 mins Exam 40% |
3000-3500 word investigation 20% |
Minimum Entry Requirement
C grade in GCSE History or English
Further information
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AQA A' Level History specification |
For further information, please contact Mr D Williams (Deputy Headteacher) at the school.
