| IGCSE/GCSE
The following
programmes of study for Year 10 and 11 lead to
external examinations (i.e. GCSE or IGCSE Level.)and
are offered through Edexcel and Cambridge International
Examinations Boards.
For detailed information,
please request a copy of the SRIS
Keystage 4 Brochure.
Full details about the
examination boards, their examinations and syllabuses
may be accessed as follows :-
For EdExcel: www.edexcel.org.uk
For C.I.E.: www.cie.org.uk
Students will normally
take 9 subjects.
COMPULSORY
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English Language |
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English Literature
(for most students) |
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Mathematics |
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Physical Education
and Games (no examination) |
At least ONE Science from
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Physics |
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Chemistry |
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Biology |
Then 5 further options from
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， French |
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， German |
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， Spanish |
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， Mandarin |
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， Music |
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， Art and Design |
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， Design and Technology |
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， Information and
Communication Technology |
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， P.E. Studies |
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， Geography |
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， History |
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， Business Studies |
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， Economics |
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， Drama |
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， Statistics |
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， Religious Studies |
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， (Physics) |
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， (Chemistry) |
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， (Biology) |
Notes :
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1. SRIS advises all
students to choose a Modern Language
and a Humanities subject though
these are not compulsory. |
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2. PE and
Games are compulsory
within the National Curriculum and students
cannot opt out of these sessions. |
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3. There is absolutely
no differentiation between GCSE/IGCSE
and '0' Levels.
These are accepted by all educational institutions
as being one and the same qualification. The
only differences are in the syllabus content
of the courses. |
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4. A 'C'
grade (or better) is considered as a pass
grade. |
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5. It may be possible
to add to the options programme for Year 10
and 11 students in the school activities programme
but this cannot be guaranteed. Equally, if
a student is entered for an examination early
(e.g. in Year 9 or 10) then her/his options
are naturally increased. |
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