Pure Mathematics Statistics Decision Making


By studying a combination of units you can achieve an A Level (6 units) or AS level (3 units).


Subject at AS C1


Algebra and functions, Quadratic functions, Equations and Inequalities, Sketching curves, Co-ordinate geometry, Sequences and series, Differentiation and Integration


Assessment: 1 ½ hour written exam January/June C2


Algebra and functions, the sine and cosine rule, Exponentials and logarithms, Coordinate geometry, Binomial expansion, Radian measure and applications, Geometric sequences, Graphs of trigonometric functions, Differentiation, Trigonometric identities and equations and Integration.


Assessment: 1 ½ hour written exam January/June S1


Mathematical modelling, Representing data, Summarising data, Probability, Correlation, Regression, Discrete random variables and the normal distribution.


Assessment: 1 ½ hour written exam January/June


Subject at A2 C3


Algebraic fractions, Functions, Exponential and log functions, numerical methods, Transforming graphs, Trigonometry, Trigonometric identities and differentiation.


Assessment: 1 ½ hour writtenexam January/June C4


Partial fractions, Coordinate geometry, Binomial expansion, Differentiation, Vectors and Integration.


Assessment: 1 ½ hour written exam January/June D1


Algorithms, graphs and networks, Algorithms on graphs, the route inspection problem, critical path analysis, linear programming, matchings and flows in networks.


Assessment: 1 ½ hour written exam January/June 34 The teachers have


really helped me to gain my confidence and to reach my full


potential this year in my A levels.


Maths is a sought after qualification for the


workplace and courses in Higher Education.


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