Subjects

Our A-Level Sociology programme delves into the intricate web of human social interactions and institutional structures. This comprehensive and well-rounded course is designed to:

• Empower Students with Knowledge: Immerse students in the study of modern social dynamics and the evolution of societal changes.
• Foster Critical Perspectives: Cultivate a deep appreciation for the pivotal theories and concepts that spark sociological discussions.
• Promote Research Proficiency: Guide students in understanding and critiquing sociological methods, enhancing their research skills through hands-on experience.
• Personal and Social Development: Equip students with the tools to reflect on their identity, societal roles, and responsibilities.
• Inspire Lifelong Curiosity: Instill a perpetual interest in societal matters and issues.
• Celebrate Diversity: Encourage recognition and respect for the rich tapestry of social diversity.
• Integrate Theory with Practice: Stress the importance of synthesising social structures and individual actions to dissect social phenomena.
• Ambitious Learning Goals: Set high aspirations for our students, urging them to cultivate their sociological insight by actively participating in the ongoing societal discourse.
• Stay Informed and Engaged: Motivate students to remain informed through current news and extend their understanding via extensive research.
• Navigate a Multifaceted Society: Prepare students to navigate and understand the complexities of a diverse and evolving Britain, and, by extension, the global community, by engaging with various social, cultural, and political realms.

We follow the AQA specification. This specification has been selected for its clarity, popularity, and accessibility. This qualification introduces students to basic knowledge of all areas of Sociology and it promotes the development of critical analysis, independent thinking, and research skills. The AQA specification ensures that the topics have been updated so that they include the latest advances in the subject area.

The curriculum sequence and course specifications can be viewed by clicking on the links below:

A level Sociology

Curriculum sequence: Sociology