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- At The City of Liverpool College, we have a range of A-level subjects for you to choose from. A-levels are two-year courses, and you’ll study three different subjects alongside each other. A-levels are suitable for learners aged between 16 and 19.
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At The City of Liverpool College, we have a range of A-level subjects for you to choose from. A-levels are two-year courses, and you’ll study three different subjects alongside each other. A-levels are suitable for learners aged between 16 and 19.
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You must have A level Maths if you wish to study: Maths,...
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Click on the links below to read the LC+ curriculum overview for each Chapter. Chapter 12. Chapter 13. Print. Liverpool College - inspired education for girls and boys ages 4-19.
You must have A level Maths if you wish to study: Maths, Statistics, Physics, Computer Science, Engineering or Accountancy at University. Geography, Psychology, Biology, Medicine and Sports Science degrees all use advanced maths skills.
We offer the largest range of adult courses in the Liverpool City Region, designed to help you gain new skills, qualifications and improve your career opportunities. Apply Now Learners: 16 - 18
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The curriculum aims to create: 1. learners who know more and remember more than the national curriculum and the examination and testing content and specification require; 2. engaged learners who are developing better moral, physical, spiritual, emotional and social habits and dispositions; 3. fluent and confident writers and readers; 4. purposeful ...
The majority of the Sixth Form study 3 subjects from a list of more than 20 A-Levels and BTECs. Details of the courses in each year group: Year 12 Curriculum Overview Year 13 Curriculum Overview Further details about the post 16 curriculum and programme in the Sixth Form can also be found in the information booklet on the Sixth Form admissions page...
The Sixth Form is the culmination of your time at school, and the next two years will provide a rich and varied experience that will help you gain the qualifications, skills and confidence to move on successfully to Higher Education. We offer a high standard of teaching by well-qualified, experienced and committed staff, who will support and encour...
We hope that you will get involved in a wide range of activities beyond the relative confines of your A Level subjects. These are an important part of the life of Liverpool College in which Sixth Form pupils take the lead. A rich programme of sport, music, drama, the Combined Cadet Force, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Community Service, School Council, ...
It is during the Sixth Form that your application to university will be made, and here you will benefit greatly from the expertise and outstanding levels of support of the tutors and of our dedicated UCAS/Careers Coach. All sixth formers have a House Tutor to support and guide them. As well as being a member of the sixth form you will also belong t...
NSI (Non Solum Ingenii – Not Only Intellect) is the name given to the Middle School, Upper School and Sixth Form section of the PSHCE programme of study. This is a new programme, having been introduced in September 2014. It has been developed in light of parental and pupil feedback and our prime intention is to respond to pupils’ needs. We welcome ...
Sixth Form at Liverpool College develops and stretches the whole person. From 2015, sixth formers will follow an individualised programme: 4 A Levels with General Studies and the EPQ. 4 A Levels with General Studies or EPQ . 3 A levels and AS in both General Studies and the EPQ 3 A levels and AS General Studies or EPQ; or alternatively GCSE English...
You will need to consult many people as you make your decisions about the future. You should take the opportunity to talk to individual teachers and Heads of Faculty to discuss the courses in more detail. Your parents will also want to do their research so that they can discuss the options with you and help you make the right choice. Our Assistant ...
The AQA Baccalaureate is an additional qualification towards which all Sixth Formers work. It adds greater breadth to the A Level programme. As well as studying for three A Levels, pupils will: Follow a course in General Studies at ASlevel, worth up to 70 UCAS points. Examined at the end of Year 12. Complete at least 100 hours of Enrichment Activit...
Each Chapter’s diploma operates within the same framework of Bronze, Silver and Gold with age appropriate and increasingly challenging expectations as children progress on their journey through Liverpool College. Click here to download the award criteria at Gold, Silver and Bronze level.
Liverpool College prioritises personalised learning through its bespoke LCA+ curriculum, which blends academic subjects with personal development, leading to tailored GCSE pathways and diverse A Level and BTEC studies in the Sixth Form.
