A-Level - Biology

Biology is a rapidly developing science at the forefront of many important developments in society. It is a fascinating subject, studying topics such as advances in cloning, gene technology, drug testing and forensics. Biology looks at the study of life and living organisms. It is a branch of natural science and involves many other disciplines such as chemistry, physics, mathematics, geography and psychology. Qualified biologists have an important role in social, environmental, economic and technological contexts. The A Level consists of 8 topics: • Lifestyle • Health and Risk • Genes and Health • Voice of the Genome • Biodiversity and Natural Resources • On the Wild Side • Immunity, Infection and Forensics • Run for your Life and Grey Matter

Students will also find: Highly qualified and committed teachers; Cheshire College's high grades are amongst the best in the country. They also have excellent retention and progression rates. Field trips include a visit to Anglesey to study seashore life; a trip to Keele University Life Science labs and the opportunity to carry out plenty of other practical work.