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This could be French or it could be Italian, Mandarin Chinese or Spanish if you are studying any of these this year. You could choose to continue two languages by choosing a language as one of your subject options.  \n􀁸 All Science lessons will continue to be taught as separate Biology, Chemistry and Physics lessons with separate teachers in each for the I Junior and II Junior years:  \no some pupils will continue to work towards separate GCSEs in Biology, Chemistry and Physics;  \no some pupils may work towards the Combined Science (Trilogy) qualification instead which will still involve study of Biology, Chemistry and Physics and counts as two GCSEs.  \n􀁸 Decisions about which pathway pupils follow for Science will be taken by the College at the  \nend of the Class 1 year and will be based upon performance in Science throughout the Class 1 year, end of year examination performance and teacher recommendation.  \n􀁸 You will also have non-examined lessons in:  \no PE  \no PSHE  \no Private Study  \nYOUR OPTIONS  \n􀁸 In addition to the core subjects you will normally choose a further three optional subjects from the list below.  \no Art and Design  \no Classical Greek  \no Computer Science  \no Dance  \no Drama  \no French  \no Geography  \no History  \no Italian  \no Latin  \no Mandarin Chinese  \no Music  \no Religious Studies  \no Spanish  \n􀁸 We will try to accommodate all choices but some combinations of subjects may not be possible to timetable.  \n􀁸 We may need to set minimum or maximum numbers of pupils for some subjects.  \n􀁸 You will have four lessons per week for each of your optional subjects.  \n􀁸 Full details of what study of each subject involves are included in this booklet.  \nYOUR SUBJECTS: AN OVERVIEW  \n\n| Subject | Lessons\u003Cbr>per week | GCSE qualification |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| English | 6 | IGCSE English Language and IGCSE English Literature |\n| Mathematics | 5 | IGCSE Mathematics |\n| Science | 3 each of\u003Cbr>Biology,\u003Cbr>Chemistry\u003Cbr>and Physics | GCSE Biology\u003Cbr>GCSE Chemistry\u003Cbr>GCSE Physics or\u003Cbr>GCSE Combined Science (Trilogy)\\# |\n| Modern Language | 4 | IGCSE French or\u003Cbr>IGCSE Italian or IGCSE Mandarin Chinese or IGCSE Spanish |\n| Three optional subjects | 4 per subject | GCSE or IGCSE as appropriate\u003Cbr>See page 37 |\n| PE | 4 | Not examined |\n| PSHE | 1 | Not examined |\n| Private Study | 4 | Not examined |\n\n\\# All Science lessons will continue to be taught as separate Biology, Chemistry and Physics lessons with separate teachers in each for the I Junior and II Junior years. 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