What are the aims of the course?
The aim of A Level mathematics is to develop students’ understanding of mathematical concepts, methods, and techniques, while enhancing their problem-solving and analytical skills. It encourages logical reasoning, precision, and the ability to construct and communicate rigorous mathematical arguments. The course builds fluency in core topics such as algebra, calculus, and trigonometry, and applies mathematics to real-world contexts through statistics and mechanics. It prepares students for higher education, particularly in STEM fields, and supports a wide range of careers. Overall, it fosters confidence, curiosity, and appreciation for the role of mathematics in both academic and everyday life.
Are there any specific entry requirements?
To study A Level mathematics students need to achieve a minimum of a Grade 7 at GCSE.