The second year consists of two Pure Mathematics Units and one Applications Unit. The Pure units develop algebra and trigonometry and introduce calculus. The Mechanics units introduce basic mechanics and the Statistics units extend Statistical methods and their application. Homework will be set on a regular basis. Your progress will be carefully monitored and you will receive a report or progress review each term.
All students require a scientific calculator with linear regression mode.
A Level Mathematics is of benefit to those intending to embark on a scientific or engineering career and provides support to those students wishing to study business, accounting or humanities. Three of the papers are taken at the end of the first year and the remaining three at the end of the second year. Although every effort is made to ensure that the information contained in this website is accurate and up to date, Warrington Collegiate Institute reserves the right to make changes and this web page cannot be considered contractual. This course is offered subject to demand.