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Equipment & Facilities• Central Studio• 5 Art Studios• Large Darkroom• Digital laboratory – Adobe Photoshop• Video editing/Pinacle Studio/Final Cut Pro• Ceramics Studio• Sculpture Workshop• TV studio• Shaw Gallery• Art Library
We offer two parallel courses at AS and A Level :
a) Art & Design (Unendorsed)b) Art & Design (Photography)
The two courses share a common syllabus core and identical examination structure.
Each level consists of 2 units
AS Level Unit 1 : Coursework 60% Unit 2 : Externally Set Assignment 40%
A LevelUnit 3 : Practical Work and Personal Study 60% Unit 4 : Externally Set Assignment 40%
Department and Course Structure
Course Requirements
Students need to produce work journals and final pieces for
each unit.
All units are individually assessed using a similar assessment grid as
GCSE.
There is a full length mock examination in January.
TeachingFive teachers and the art technician contribute to the courses offering a range of skills and approaches. We also have an Artist in Residence who adds another creative input to the department.
Courtyard Project
Field days
Visits to London galleries are an exciting way of researching artists. Tate Modern, Saatchi, V&A, British Museum, NPG, NG, and the Photographers Gallery are all popular venues.
Apply to a Foundation Course.Art and Photography are accepted as third subjects by 90% of universities
and the subjects can be studied further in their own right – Fine Art,
Photography courses, Media studies, Film studies, TV production...
Many occupations require creative thinkers....be distinctive!
After A levels
Who should apply?
Students who are passionate about the arts!
Motivated individuals who can work independently and make good use of our
excellent facilities!
Independent thinkers who take the initiative and visit current exhibitions in their spare
time!