A-level Assessment
There are four assessment objectives each worth 24 marks. The work is teacher assessed, and then moderated by AQA in June. Worth 60% of A-level mark.
Materials/Equipment:
Students are expected to provide the following as a minimum requirement:
A3/A2 sketchbooks used for studies, research, analysis, experimentation and development of ideas leading to artistic outcomes. An inspiration journal of any size / format, an A1 portfolio.
An art box with a range of personal art materials, which is portable between home and school. A digital camera and a memory stick.
Additionally, students will need to provide a choice of materials relating to the discipline(s) studied. Drawing is the basis of all disciplines and so a range of soft sketching pencils, fine liners, biro, charcoals and pastels must be bought by students as required.
A good quality water colour set should be purchased along with a set of acrylic paints and a range of good quality brushes. The department can provide many materials for work in class, but there will be materials that are specific to the student’s area of study, which will need to be supplied independently.
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