Photography
A-level
The A level course gives students the opportunity to develop an indepth knowledge and understanding of photography. The students mainly work using digital camera techniques. They learn to edit and manipulate images in creative ways. There are opportunities to work with still and moving images, employing varied and creative approaches. The coursework and examination requires the creation of a substantial quantity of practical work, an understanding of process and an appreciation of the importance of other artists and photographers. Students are encouraged to carry out independent research, and to visit galleries and exhibitions in order to experience historical and contemporary photography and art at first hand.
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Mrs J Tompkins - Curriculum Leader: Art & Photography
Transition Work
Click here to view the Photography transition work for Summer 2025
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A Level: coursework (60%) and externally set exam (15 hours)
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A minimum of five GCSEs at grades 4-9, including English and maths and at least a grade 6 or above at GCSE in art or photography.
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Edexcel - Click here to visit full specification