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Hi guys I was wondering what sixth forms around Surrey/ near croydon have the a levels of English, politics and sociology I have found 2 so far and want to have more so my options are open I have searched up quite a few places but some either won’t offer combined English, politics or sociology.
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Even if they do check that it's a possible combination to choose - if (e.g.) they only only have one group each of Politics and Sociology and they timetable them at the same time then you couldn't pick both.
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Oh thank you I had not thought of that but some of the sixth forms doesn’t show that when I searched them up.
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(Original post by Hailey629)
Oh thank you I had not thought of that but some of the sixth forms doesn’t show that when I searched them up.
Oh thank you I had not thought of that but some of the sixth forms doesn’t show that when I searched them up.
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Yes I will keep that in mind but I just can’t find many nearby or a little away that offer these other than 2 sixth forms and I’ve searched up quite a lot and some don’t offer 1-2 of them together
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I also live in Croydon and I’ve applied to these ones u can check them out if u like:
Coulsdon sixth form college
Saint Francis Xavier sixth form college
Shirley High
Dunraven School
The Norwood School
Norbury Manor (girl school)
I go to oasis academy Shirley park it has a good sixth form but they don’t offer what I wanna do so can’t continue there
Coulsdon sixth form college
Saint Francis Xavier sixth form college
Shirley High
Dunraven School
The Norwood School
Norbury Manor (girl school)
I go to oasis academy Shirley park it has a good sixth form but they don’t offer what I wanna do so can’t continue there
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Have u also check all the Harris schools like south Norwood, beckenham, invictus, east dulwich and more
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I have checked a few like Harris purely and I think Norwood. I checked others like Langley, Archbishop tenisons, oasis, Hayes, bromley, Coloma and a few more.
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(Original post by Hailey629)
I have checked a few like Harris purely and I think Norwood. I checked others like Langley, Archbishop tenisons, oasis, Hayes, bromley, Coloma and a few more.
I have checked a few like Harris purely and I think Norwood. I checked others like Langley, Archbishop tenisons, oasis, Hayes, bromley, Coloma and a few more.
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No they don’t most offer either seperate English or no politics i guess some can’t offer that combination so I will have a look at your ones thank you
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I’ve looked at the ones you mentioned and a few Harris schools like the beckenham, Crystal Palace and ivectus offer the combination I want but I haven’t checked all yet. If anyone knows is English literature or language on its own better for a level law?
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(Original post by Hailey629)
I’ve looked at the ones you mentioned and a few Harris schools like the beckenham, Crystal Palace and ivectus offer the combination I want but I haven’t checked all yet. If anyone knows is English literature or language on its own better for a level law?
I’ve looked at the ones you mentioned and a few Harris schools like the beckenham, Crystal Palace and ivectus offer the combination I want but I haven’t checked all yet. If anyone knows is English literature or language on its own better for a level law?
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(Original post by 🧡Hajera)
Do u wanna do law at uni?
Do u wanna do law at uni?
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(Original post by Hailey629)
Yes I do as I want to become a barrister.
Yes I do as I want to become a barrister.
Also look at the entry requirements at specific degrees u wanna do
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Yeah everywhere I have checked does not want no entry requirements for law I have checked quite a few like Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge, London school of economics and many more and since I didn’t do history in gcse as I found it quite boring I didn’t know if I would find it hard in sixth form to catch up etc
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(Original post by Hailey629)
Yeah everywhere I have checked does not want no entry requirements for law I have checked quite a few like Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge, London school of economics and many more and since I didn’t do history in gcse as I found it quite boring I didn’t know if I would find it hard in sixth form to catch up etc
Yeah everywhere I have checked does not want no entry requirements for law I have checked quite a few like Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge, London school of economics and many more and since I didn’t do history in gcse as I found it quite boring I didn’t know if I would find it hard in sixth form to catch up etc
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(Original post by Crazy Jamie)
I haven't checked any History syllabuses recently, but certainly when I was in school (admittedly quite a while ago) you studied different events and time periods in History at GCSE compared to A-Level. If that's still right you wouldn't need to "catch up". But irrespective you should do subjects that you find interesting and/or that you will get good marks in. The subjects that you do at A-Level on the way to studying law and becoming a barrister (or solicitor) largely don't matter, but your grades certainly do matter. Doing one or two essay subjects is a good idea because they will help you develop skills that will be useful to you when studying law, but the main consideration is getting good grades.
I haven't checked any History syllabuses recently, but certainly when I was in school (admittedly quite a while ago) you studied different events and time periods in History at GCSE compared to A-Level. If that's still right you wouldn't need to "catch up". But irrespective you should do subjects that you find interesting and/or that you will get good marks in. The subjects that you do at A-Level on the way to studying law and becoming a barrister (or solicitor) largely don't matter, but your grades certainly do matter. Doing one or two essay subjects is a good idea because they will help you develop skills that will be useful to you when studying law, but the main consideration is getting good grades.
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(Original post by Hailey629)
Yeah everywhere I have checked does not want no entry requirements for law I have checked quite a few like Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge, London school of economics and many more and since I didn’t do history in gcse as I found it quite boring I didn’t know if I would find it hard in sixth form to catch up etc
Yeah everywhere I have checked does not want no entry requirements for law I have checked quite a few like Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge, London school of economics and many more and since I didn’t do history in gcse as I found it quite boring I didn’t know if I would find it hard in sixth form to catch up etc
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