Key Stage 4
MATHEMATICS - GCSE
This course builds on the broad objectives of the northern Ireland Curriculum.
There are two tiers of entry, Foundation and Higher, and each tier offers a choice of units that are suited to a range of abilities.
There are two tiers of entry, Foundation and Higher, and each tier offers a choice of units that are suited to a range of abilities.
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The course is assessed through written examination papers. These will assess Using and Applying mathematics, Number, Algebra, Geometry, Measures, Statistics and Probability.
It is essential that all students own their own set of mathematical equipment including a scientific calculator, protractor and compass.
These items need to be brought into class on a daily basis.
It is essential that all students own their own set of mathematical equipment including a scientific calculator, protractor and compass.
These items need to be brought into class on a daily basis.
ESSENTIAL SKILLS APPLICATION OF NUMBER - LEVEL 1/2
For some pupils a more suitable alternative to GCSE would be an Essential Skills Qualification.
This course is suited to students who can work at their own pace and allows pupils to engage in oral and investigative work as well as traditional pencil and paper mathematics.
Depending on progress over the two years, pupils will sit the Level One or Level Two CEA examination in Year 12.
This course is suited to students who can work at their own pace and allows pupils to engage in oral and investigative work as well as traditional pencil and paper mathematics.
Depending on progress over the two years, pupils will sit the Level One or Level Two CEA examination in Year 12.
