A Level Biology

Firstly, students enjoy A Level Biology as it gives a wide range of learning experiences. These include practical work and dissections as well as practice exam questions. You will take part in lots of interactive activities designed to support your understanding of the theoretical concepts.

The course covers a wide variety of fundamental biological principles. It also covers how this knowledge is used in the 21st century, for example in stem cell research. A Level Biology will lead to a range of purely biological sciences at university. However, it is essential for a career in clinical professions such as medicine and veterinary science. A Level Biology is also a big advantage for other areas of study such as forensics.

A Level Biology Resources

4 fully equipped laboratories including for example;

Equipment for class practical work
Equipment for individual research investigations
Interactive whiteboards
Data logging equipment for real-time data capture
Quality light microscopes for experimental work
Centrifuges for organelle separation
Electrophoresis equipment for nucleic acid analysis
Computer workstations, all students also have access to a computer suite
Biological models

Where does A Level Biology lead?

There are many careers for which A Level Biology is either essential or very useful. These include – zoology, medicine, nursing, dentistry, physiotherapy, forensics, criminology, and veterinary science. Other careers include pharmacy, pharmacology, biochemistry, sports therapy, psychology, speech therapy, forestry, biotechnology, food science, microbiology, radiography, teaching, business, science writing or art.