Our Courses

Explore the fundamentals of art, craft and design. At the end of first year, you will specialise in your chosen field of Photography, Fine Art, Graphics, Textiles or 3D.

Understand and explore key biological systems including the components of cells, the molecules which make up living organisms and the reactions between them.

Understand how businesses start, expand and succeed by adapting to an ever-changing world.

Develop a greater understanding of the general principles of chemistry in our specialist laboratories.

Retain and develop your knowledge and skills from GCSE, as well as study and apply new Level 3 material. A one year course.

Study language ranges, cover thought-provoking topics and analyse different texts, including conversations facilitated and generated by modern technology.

Understand how to analyse complex literary issues with the help of important critical ideas and theories.

An independent research project which involved writing an essay of 5000 words, or creating a product - which might be anything from an art object to an iPhone app.

Learn critical perspectives across cinematography, screenplay, direction and more. See familiar and new genres through a new lens.

GCSE areas include English, creative, humanities, maths and science.

The study of Earth’s landscapes, people, places and environments. Explore physical and human geographical issues such as globalisation, inequality and climate change.

Explore pivotal economic, political and social moments in British and European history over the last 200 years. Understand what led us to today and build arguments around the interpretations of our past.

Gain insight into our legal system and how it affects citizens. Understand where our laws come from and how legal cases reach a verdict.

Develop your mathematical tools and techniques, including algebra, geometry, trigonometry and calculus - forming the fundamental building blocks of the subject.

Explore the different ways that media acts as a form of entertainment and also a means of worldwide communication and representation. Analyse a variety of texts and demonstrate your understanding through a creative project.

Study four major areas of philosophical thought, including epistemology (theory of knowledge) and moral philosophy (applying real-life scenarios to key ethical philosophy theories).

A subject that seeks to explain how the world works. Develop skills in physics, maths, technical writing, observation, measuring instruments, research and independent work.

Debate on political and social issues, current affairs and how decisions affecting society are made. Gain an understanding of how democracy works in the UK and analyse the views of different political parties, individuals and groups.

Learn psychological approaches, theories, concepts, methods and science. Explore key societal questions, case studies, relevant issues and debates.

Explore and debate a wide range of key topics, including the nature of God/gods, life after death, challenges posed by science, and the nature and role of religion.

The study of individual and institutional relationships within society. Develop your understanding of society by examining cultural relationships, social interactions and research.