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Further Mathematics<br />

Course outline<br />

The Further Mathematics modules introduce pupils<br />

to some exciting new concepts such as groups,<br />

matrices and complex numbers. The trigonometry,<br />

calculus and algebra introduced in A level<br />

Mathematics is extended.<br />

Further information<br />

For 1.5 Mathematics a grade A at GCSE or IGCSE is<br />

essential. However, pupils with less than an A* will<br />

find this course extremely challenging. To join a<br />

Double Mathematics class pupils must have an A*<br />

at GCSE or IGCSE level and a passionate interest in<br />

mathematics; a good grade in some additional<br />

qualification (e.g. Additional Mathematics) will be<br />

an advantage, but is not essential.<br />

Anyone interested in studying mathematics at a<br />

top university will need to have studied Further<br />

Mathematics at either AS or A2. This course is<br />

also an advantage for anyone considering physics,<br />

engineering or economics. Further Mathematics<br />

A level is a well respected qualification which is<br />

widely regarded as one of the hardest to obtain.<br />

We use the OCR A level syllabus.<br />

The specification numbers are:<br />

7890, 3892 (AS) and 7892 (A2)<br />

Full course details can be found at:<br />

www.ocr.org.uk<br />

For further information, please contact:<br />

Head of Mathematics, Dr C Fiddes,<br />

ccf@millfieldschool.com<br />

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