SIXTH FORM
Preparing for Life
Course Guide 2026/27
Hampton Court House Sixth Form
Contents Welcome from Tessa, Head of Sixth Form
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A-Level Results 2025
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University Destinations and Career Pathways
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A-Level Options at Hampton Court House
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Art & Photography
History
Biology
Latin
Business
Mathematics & Further Mathematics
Chemistry
Mandarin
Classical Civilisation
Media Studies
Computer Science
Music
Drama
Physics
Economics
Politics
English Literature
Psychology
French
Spanish
Geography
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“We are really impressed by your Preparing for Life Sixth Form initiative, and the ways in which the programme helps equip students with the skills needed to thrive in the real world.”
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Talk Education National Award 2025
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Welcome to Hampton Court House Sixth Form Our Sixth Form is deliberately designed to feel different–and to be different. We believe education should be both transformative and deeply personal. Our vision is for every student not only to excel academically, but to leave us as confident, independent thinkers, ready to navigate life beyond sixth form with integrity, resilience, and a clear sense of purpose. Whether continuing on to a leading university, entering the world of work, or carving a unique path, our students are equipped to thrive. How do we do this? We begin with the individual. Hampton Court House Sixth Form is intentionally small and closely knit. Our distinctive approach blends rigorous academic study with an unwavering commitment to personal development, ensuring that no two educational journeys are ever quite the same. Our students consistently achieve outstanding results, and we are proud of our long tradition of placing graduates at the UK’s top universities. In recent years, our students have achieved a 100% success rate for Oxbridge and Russell Group university offers - a testament to the quality of our teaching and the ambition we inspire. But results are only part of the story. We believe a Sixth Form education should be rich, dynamic, and outward-looking. Our students benefit from a thoughtfully designed curriculum, extensive university and careers guidance and a network of partnerships to further enrich and enhance our offer. They learn in small classes, enjoy later start times, and receive tailored, high-quality tuition, all within our historic grounds nestled on the edge of Bushy Park. In 2025, our Preparing for Life programme won the national Talk Education Award for Innovation in Education: Support for Life Beyond School. Judges were impressed with the initiative, commenting “the programme helps equip students with the skills needed to thrive in the real world”. This pioneering programme reflects our belief that education must prepare students for the future in all its complexity. Structured around six key pillars - Academic Excellence, Physical Health, Mental Wellbeing, Cultural Literacy, Leadership and Community - Preparing for Life supports every student in becoming a reflective, capable, and socially aware young adult. Scan the QR code below to find out more. Hampton Court House Sixth Form is more than a place to learn. It is a community where students are empowered, they challenge and they discover. We are ready. Are you?
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Best wishes,
Tessa Bartholomew Head of Sixth Form tba@hchnet.co.uk
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Outstanding Academic Achievement Celebrating Excellence & Individual Growth Hampton Court House is once again delighted to celebrate another year of remarkable results in the 2026 A-Level examinations. The percentage of students achieving top grades remains impressive, and performance reflect years of student’s ambition, dedication and resilience. We are particularly proud to see an increase across all of these measures, building on the strong academic outcomes achieved by our Sixth Form in recent years. This year, the number of students achieving A*A grades increased to 47%, with 76% of grades attained at A*-B and over a quarter of students achieved A*-A grades across the board.
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Behind each grade is a personal story of hard work, commitment and perseverance, and we are incredibly proud of all that our students have achieved. Among the A-Level class of 2026, there have been a number of standout performances, including: Adit celebrates an incredible achievement of A*A*AA in Psychology, Further Maths, Maths and Economics, and looks forward to his next chapter at the University of Chicago. Congratulations to Lara and Daniel who attained A*AA in Psychology, Biology and Drama and Psychology, Biology and Maths respectively. Lara plans to spend her gap year volunteering before applying for a Medical degree and Dan is excited for his move to Cornwall and studying Marine Biology at the University of Exeter. Eesa is excited to embark on his Dentistry course at Newcastle University, after achieving AAA in Maths, Biology and Chemistry. Zeynep attained AAA in Psychology, Art and English Literature and proudly accepts her place at Kings College London to study Psychology. Congratulations to Alex, who not only celebrates A*BB in English Literature, History and Maths, but achieved 100% in his English Literature paper – an exceptional achievement. Alex now must decide his next steps, with opportunities to study Law, AI and Philosophy and English ahead of him. We are immensely proud of the many students who are now preparing to take their next steps and have secured places at their first-choice universities, with a number of Russell Group university offers and 100% acceptance on Dentistry courses. These results are a testament to what can be achieved when talented and ambitious young people are given the support, challenge and encouragement to thrive.
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Destinations: Class of 2025 and 2026 Over the years, Hampton Court House Sixth Form students have progressed to study an impressive breadth of subjects at a range of leading universities, including Oxbridge and Russell Group institutions, whilst others have forged successful careers in a number of sectors. Here, we celebrate the fantastic destinations of our 2024/25 and 2025/26 cohort.
Newcastle University Dentistry
University of Chicago Economics University of Virginia Neuroscience and Commerce
University of York Philosophy SOAS Politics Imperial College London Medicine City St George’s Psychology Journalism, Politics and History King’s College London Psychology Comparative Literature
University of Loughborough Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Hertfordshire University Digital Animation St Mary’s University Computer Science
University of Warwick
University of Kent Biomedical Engineering Computer Science
Sociology University of Swansea Applied Medicine
University of Bath Politics and French
University of Southampton Business Management
University of Exeter Medicine Computer Science Computer Science and Maths Psychology Marketing Marine Biology
University of Chichester Drama
Royal Holloway Classics and Drama
Oxford Brookes Computer Science History 6
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Course Guide Art & Photography The Art and Photography A Level courses at Hampton Court House enables students to develop an extensive range of technical skills and explore new processes and media. Drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, textiles, model making, printing and installation, animation and film are the areas covered in these A-Level courses. Assessment structure Component 1 Component 2
A practical investigation (1000 - 3000 word illustrated essay, 60%) Coursework project (alongside a final piece created during a 15 hour exam, 40%)
Degree and career pathways A-Level Art and Photography both lay excellent foundations for a career in the creative industries, idea development skills, the ability to 'think outside the box' and the observational skills learnt through these subjects are considered valuable in a whole spectrum of professions. There are many art-related career paths that Art A-Levels can ultimately lead to, although even for those students focusing on more scientific subjects, Art and Photography can provide a welcome and useful contrast that equips them with a complementary set of skills. Eve Blackwood Head of Faculty of the Arts eb@hchnet.co.uk
Biology Biology involves the study of a wide range of exciting topics, ranging from molecular biology to the study of ecosystems from microorganisms to mammoths. A-Level Biology covers the following topics: biological molecules, cells, organism substance exchange, genetic information, variations and relationships, energy transfer, organism response to internal and external environmental changes, populations, evolution and the control of gene expression. Assessment structure Practical assessments Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
A minimum of 12 assessed practicals throughout the course Topics 1 - 4 (2 hours, 35%) Topics 5 - 8 (2 hours, 35%) Topics 1 - 8 (2 hours, 30%)
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Degree and career pathways Biology A-Level can lead to careers in medicine, research, biotechnology, environmental science, pharmacology, forensic science, genetics counselling, healthcare administration, veterinary science, conservation and education offering opportunities to explore the intricacies of life sciences and contribute to advancements in various sectors. Thomas McCarthy-Ward Head of Science tjmw@hchnet.co.uk
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Business Business explores how organisations are established, managed and developed in an increasingly competitive and changing world. You will investigate how businesses make decisions about marketing, operations, finance and people, before applying these ideas to strategic planning, growth and change. The course uses real business contexts and develops your ability to interpret data, make calculations, analyse evidence and reach well-supported judgements. Please note: this course will be confirmed once sufficient student interest has been established. Assessment structure Paper 1
Business, management and leadership, marketing, operations, finance and human resources 2 hours · 100 marks · 33.3% of the A level
Paper 2
Strategic business: analysing the strategic position of a business, choosing strategic direction, pursuing strategy and managing strategic change - 2 hours · 100 marks · 33.3%
Paper 3
A pre-released case study, drawing on the full A-level course - 2 hours · 100 marks · 33.3%
Degree and career pathways Business develops commercially aware, numerate and analytical thinkers who can evaluate information and communicate persuasive recommendations. It provides an excellent foundation for degrees in Business, Management, Economics, Finance, Marketing, Accounting, Entrepreneurship and International Relations, as well as careers in management, finance, consulting, marketing, human resources, law, the civil service and starting a business. Tom Roberts / Svetlana Pejnovic Head of Humanities / Teacher of Economics twr@hchnet.co.uk / spe@hchnet.co.uk
Chemistry Chemistry provides an important foundation for a vast array of scientific disciplines and careers. Topics covered include: atomic structure, amount of substance, bonding, energetics, kinetics, equilibria, thermodynamics, elements and periods of periodic table, organic chemistry, practical assays, Assessment structure
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Practical assessments Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
A minimum of 12 assessed practicals throughout the course Inorganic and physical chemistry (2 hours, 35%) Organic and physical chemistry (2 hours, 35%) General (2 hours, 30%)
Degree and career pathways Chemistry A-Level can lead to careers in pharmaceuticals, chemical engineering, research, environmental science, healthcare, or further studies in chemistry or related fields, offering opportunities to contribute to advancements in various industries. Thomas McCarthy-Ward Head of Science tjmw@hchnet.co.uk
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Classical Civilisation Classical Civilisation explores the beliefs, stories, societies and ideas of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. You will study literature in translation alongside visual and material culture, considering myth, religion, politics, art and architecture, together with the enduring influence of antiquity on the modern world. No knowledge of Latin or Greek is required. Please note: this course will be confirmed once sufficient student interest has been established. Assessment structure Paper 1
The World of the Hero - Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey OR Virgil’s Aeneid 2 hours 20 minutes · 40%
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Culture and the Arts - Greek Theatre OR The Imperial Image 1 hour 45 minutes · 30%
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Beliefs and Ideas - Greek Religion OR Love and Relationships 1 hour 45 minutes · 30%
Degree and career pathways Classical Civilisation develops vital skills of close reading, independent research, critical thinking and persuasive writing. It is a strong foundation for degrees in Classics, Ancient History, Archaeology, English, History, Philosophy, Politics and Law, and for careers in education, law, publishing, museums and heritage, media, the civil service and the creative industries. Claire McShane Head of English and Teacher of Latin tcmc@hchnet.co.uk
Computer Science
The course will provide an opportunity for students to be creative, innovative, collaborative while developing their own individual project skills. Taking the Computer Science A-Level at Hampton Court House opens up myriad job prospects in this digital age Assessment structure
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Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
Computer systems (2.5 hours, 40%) Algorithms and programming (2.5 hours, 40%) Non-examined assessment project (20%)
Degree and career pathways Computer Science A-Level can lead to careers in software development, cybersecurity, data analysis, AI, and more, or further studies in computer science or related fields, offering opportunities for technological innovation and advancement. Andrew Evans Head of Computer Science aev@hchnet.co.uk 8
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Drama Our A-Level Drama and Theatre programme immerses students in the practical and theoretical aspects of theatrical expression. Through creating, performing, and analysing drama, students develop their creativity, independence, and understanding of various theatrical styles and contexts. They learn to integrate research and analysis from live productions into their own work, while also experiencing the collaborative nature of theatre-making. Assessment structure Written exam Drama & theatre (3 hours, 40%) Practical coursework Creating original drama (30%) Practical exam Making theatre (30%) Degree and career pathways Drama A-Level can lead to careers in acting, directing, playwriting, theatre production, education, casting, arts administration, therapy, criticism, design, stage management, or further studies in theatre, performing arts, or related disciplines. Ellie King Director of Performing Arts eki@hchnet.co.uk
Economics “Economics is concerned with how society sets about meeting people’s demands for things they want to consume.” - Prof. John Sloman. The fascinating Economics A-Level course at Hampton Court House covers financial markets and government policy to supply, demand, economic theory alongside micro, macro and international economics.
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Assessment structure Markets and business behaviour (2 hours, 35%) The national and global economy (2 hours, 35%) Microeconomics and macroeconomics (2 hours, 30%) Degree and career pathways Economics A-Level can pave the way for careers in finance, banking, consulting, policy analysis, market research, data analysis, or further studies in economics, business administration, or related fields. Tom Roberts Head of Humanities twr@hchnet.co.uk
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English Literature English Literature at Hampton Court House covers the comprehensive array of essential concepts and skills including argument, reference and technical understanding, analysis of language, structure and form, contextual analysis, comparative analysis and appreciation of alternative views and critical perspectives. Studying A-Level English Literature develops the ability to think and analyse critically, interpret complex ideas, and communicate with precision, empathy and profundity; skills essential for navigating and understanding the world. Assessment structure Paper 1 Paper 2(B) Non-examined assessment
Love through the ages (3 hours) Texts in shared contexts: modern times (2.5 hours) Independent critical study: texts across time (2500 words)
Degree and career pathways English Literature A-Level can lead to careers in writing, publishing, journalism, editing, teaching, advertising, public relations, content creation, library sciences, academia, or further studies in literature, creative writing, journalism, or related fields, offering opportunities for storytelling and critical analysis. Claire McShane Head of English cmc@hchnet.co.uk
French
French at Hampton Court House is centred around an authentic cultural and native-speaking environment. The A-Level programme covers Francophone societies and the changes, cultures, challenges and politics therein, in addition to the study of French film and literature. Assessment structure
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Paper 1 Reading and listening comprehension (2.5 hours) Paper 2 Writing (2 hours) Paper 3 Oral exam (approx. 25 minutes) Degree and career pathways French A-Level can lead to careers in translation, teaching, diplomacy, journalism, tourism, international business, and more, or further studies in French language and literature. Clarisse Gheur Head of Languages clg@hchnet.co.uk 10
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Geography From computer-based mapping and working with data to problem solving and field work, Geography ALevel at Hampton Court House prepares students to be forward-thinking and future-ready global citizens. Assessment structure Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3 Non-examined assessment
Physical (2 hours 15 mins, 30%) Human (2 hours 15 mins, 30%) Synoptic investigation (2 hours 15 mins, 20%) 3-4,000 word investigation (20%)
Degree and career pathways Geography A-Level can lead to careers in urban planning, environmental consulting, cartography, GIS analysis, conservation, disaster management, sustainable development, tourism, logistics, or further studies in geography, environmental science, urban planning, or related fields, offering opportunities to understand and address global challenges. Tom Roberts Head of Humanities twr@hchnet.co.uk
History The fascinating History course covers the following historical periods and themes: The Tudors: England, 1485 - 1603, the Cold War (c. 1945 - 1991) and the historical investigation on the African American Civil Rights Movement. Assessment structure
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Paper 1 Breadth study (2 hours 30 mins, 40%) Depth study (2 hour 30 mins, 40%) Paper 2 Non-examined assessment Historical investigation (4,500 word enquiry, 20%) Degree and career pathways History A-Level can lead to careers in teaching, museum curation, archival work, historical research, journalism, law, public policy, heritage management, publishing, or further studies in history, archaeology, archival studies, or related fields, offering opportunities to explore the past and its impact on the present. Tom Roberts Head of Humanities twr@hchnet.co.uk 11
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Latin The OCR A-Level Latin course is a comprehensive programme designed to cultivate transferable skills while deepening understanding of the Latin language and its rich historical context. This course aims to inspire a lifelong passion for the Classical world by offering an engaging curriculum that explores ancient literature, values, and society. Assessment structure Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3 Paper 4
Unseen translation (1 hour 45 mins, 33%) Prose composition or comprehension (1 hour 15 mins, 17%) Prose literature (2 hours, 25%) Verse literature (2 hours, 25%)
Degree and career pathways Studying Latin can open doors to careers in academia, law, linguistics, translation, archaeology, classical studies, publishing, library sciences, or further studies in Latin, ancient history, classics, or related fields, offering opportunities to delve into the ancient world and its influence on modern society. Claire McShane Teacher of Latin cmc@hchnet.co.uk
Mathematics A mix of Pure and Applied Mathematics, pure Mathematics covers topics such as algebra, graphs, calculus and trigonometry. Applied Mathematics is a combination of Mechanics and Statistics. Assessment structure
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Paper 1 Pure unit (2 hours, 33%) Paper 2 Pure & mechanics unit (2 hours, 33%) Paper 3 Pure & statistics unit (2 hours, 33%) Degree and career pathways Mathematics A-Level can lead to careers in finance, engineering, data analysis, computer science, actuarial science, statistics, operations research, education, cryptography, or further studies in mathematics, applied mathematics, or related fields, offering opportunities to solve complex problems and make significant contributions across various industries. Helen Stride Head of STM hst@hchnet.co.uk
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Further Mathematics Taken alongside A-Level Mathematics, Further Mathematics is designed to stretch and challenge able mathematicians introducing new techniques and concepts such as complex numbers and matrices. Further Mathematics provides excellent preparation for degree courses in Mathematics and other mathematical subjects. Assessment structure Year 13
4 units (90 minutes each)
Degree and career pathways Further Mathematics A-Level can open doors to careers in advanced research, mathematical modeling, finance, engineering, computer science, cryptography, data analysis, actuarial science, statistics, or further studies in mathematics, theoretical physics, engineering, or related fields, offering opportunities to tackle intricate mathematical challenges and drive innovation in various industries. Helen Stride Head of STM
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Mandarin A-Level Chinese course is designed to help students develop advanced language skills and gain a deeper understanding of Chinese culture and society. The course also strengthens analytical and critical thinking skills through the study of modern novel and film. With China’s growing influence in global affairs, A Level Chinese is an excellent investment in your international future. Assessment structure Paper 1 Listening, reading and translation (40%) Paper 2 Written response to works and translation (30%) Paper 3 Speaking (30%) Degree and career pathways Many top universities offer degree programmes combining Chinese with Politics, Business, Economics, Literature, Technology, or Public Relations etc. Most include a year of study and experience at a leading Chinese university, providing full cultural and language immersion. Students can continue their studies at bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral levels. Graduates with Chinese expertise are in high demand in international business, diplomacy, education, media, law, tourism, and finance. They often work in global organisations, government, and multinational companies, or pursue careers in translation, teaching, and cultural exchange. In today’s interconnected world, mastering Chinese opens pathways to exciting global opportunities and leadership roles. Shirley Xue Wang Teacher of Mandarin sxw@hchnet.co.uk
Media Studies Media Studies explores how media products are created, circulated and consumed in a rapidly changing digital world. You will analyse how media language, representation, industries and audiences shape the meanings of advertising, music videos, television, magazines, film, radio, newspapers, online media and video games. You will also create your own cross-media production for a defined audience. Please note: this course will be confirmed once sufficient student interest has been established.
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Assessment structure Paper 1
Media language, representation, industries and audiences, with a focus on advertising and marketing, music video, radio, newspapers and film. 2 hours · 84 marks · 35%.
Paper 2
An-depth study of television, magazines, online, social and participatory media, and video games. 2 hours · 84 marks · 35%
Non-exam assessment
Creating a cross-media production: A statement of intent and a cross-media production in response to one of six annual AQA briefs. 60 marks · 30%.
Degree and career pathways Media Studies develops critical analysis, visual literacy, research, writing and creative-production skills. It is an excellent foundation for degrees in Media, Film, Communications, Journalism, Marketing, Advertising, Digital Content Creation, Sociology and English, and for careers in film and television, journalism, social media, marketing, public relations, design, gaming and the creative industries. Rob Armiger Director of Studies rwa@hchnet.co.uk
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Music The A-Level music course is designed to allow learners to pursue their own musical interests. Learners develop skills in the three distinct but related disciplines of performing, composing and appraising, whilst having flexibility to specialise in either performing or composing. Learners may choose to apportion 10% of their assessment to either performing or composing as an in-depth study. Learners will engage with both classical and popular music. All learners will study the development of the symphony, engaging with landmark orchestral repertoire, which is important in developing knowledge and understanding of musical elements and language in context. Assessment structure Component 1 Performing (25-35%) Component 2 Composing (Non-examined assessment) Component 3 Appraising (2 hours 15 mins, approx 40%) Degree and career pathways Studying Music at A-Level can lead to careers as a musician, composer, music teacher, music therapist, sound engineer, music producer, conductor, arts administrator, music journalist, or further studies in music performance, composition, musicology or related fields, offering opportunities for artistic expression and cultural enrichment. Helen Page Curriculum Lead : Music hpa@hchnet.co.uk
Physics
Physics at Hampton Court House is underpinned by the key concepts with optional specialisms. Topics covered include: measurements and their errors, particles and radiation, waves, mechanics and materials, electricity, further mechanics and thermal physics, fields and their consequences and nuclear physics. Optional specialisms include astrophysics, medical physics, engineering physics, turning points and electronics.
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Assessment structure A minimum of 12 assessed practicals throughout the course Practical assessments Periodic motion (2 hours, 34%) Thermal physics (2 hours, Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3 34%) Practical skills and data analysis (2 hours, 32%) Degree and career pathways Physics A-Level can lead to careers in research, engineering, aerospace, telecommunications, renewable energy, medical physics, data analysis, education, or further studies in physics, engineering, astrophysics, or related fields, offering opportunities to understand the fundamental laws of the universe and drive technological advancements. Thomas McCarthy-Ward Head of Science tjmw@hchnet.co.uk
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Politics Politicians have a huge power over us, but how much power do we have over our politicians? Studying A-Level Politics will provide insight into political beliefs central to an understanding of the modern world. Analytical and evaluative skills will be developed in relation to awe inspiring topics prevalent in this current, fraught political climate. Assessment structure Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
UK Politics (2 hours, 33.3%) UK Government (2 hours, 33.3%) Comparative politics (2 hours, 33.3%)
Degree and career pathways Studying Politics at A-Level can open doors to careers in government, public administration, international relations, diplomacy, political consulting, journalism, law, advocacy, non-profit organisations, or further studies in politics, international studies, law, or related fields, offering opportunities to engage with pressing societal issues and shape public policy. Tom Roberts Head of Humanities twr@hchnet.co.uk
Psychology Psychology A-Level covers a range of interesting areas of research including human and animal attachment to psychopathology, for example the development of phobias and OCD. A Level Psychology at Hampton Court House is a brilliant introduction into the scientific study of mind and human behaviour. Assessment structure Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
Introductory topics (2 hours, 33.3%) Psychology in context (2 hours, 33.3%) Issues and options in psychology
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Degree and career pathways Psychology A-Level can lead to careers in clinical psychology, counselling, research, human resources, education, marketing, social work, forensic psychology, health psychology, or further studies in psychology, psychiatry, counselling psychology, or related fields, offering opportunities to understand human behaviour and contribute to individual and societal well-being. Laraib Saeed Head of Psychology lbs@hchnet.co.uk 17
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Spanish Taught by expert native speakers, topics covered include the Spanish Civil War, Spain under Franco and the transition from a dictatorship to democracy and the evolution of Spanish society. Additionally, themes such as multiculturalism, immigration, politics, culture and art in the Spanishspeaking world. Assessment structure Paper 1 Reading and listening comprehension (40%) Paper 2 Writing (30%) Paper 3 Oral exam (30%) Degree and career pathways Studying Spanish at A-Level can open doors to careers in translation, interpretation, international business, tourism, diplomacy, teaching, journalism, cultural exchange programs, hospitality management, or further studies in Spanish language and literature, offering opportunities for crosscultural communication and global engagement. Clarisse Gheur Head of Languages clg@hchnet.co.uk
EPQ (Extended Project Qualification) The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) will help students prepare for the rigorous study required for success at the UK’s leading universities. Developing independent research skills, the ability to summarise and analyse different texts and produce extended pieces of work are highly valued by leading academic institutions.
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A successfully completed EPQ is viewed favourably by the country's leading universities and employers. At Hampton Court House, every student in Year 12 commences the EPQ through developing an initial idea, undertaking preliminary research and completing a work plan in the Autumn Term. Students further develop their idea at the end of Year 12, at which point students have the option of whether to take their EPQ through to accreditation. Tessa Bartholomew Head of Sixth Form tba@hchnet.co.uk
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“Our teachers are so supportive and they always give us individual help and assistance. There’s a plethora of academic support from teachers and other students.”
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