GCSE Pathway in Science
Course content
Build your confidence and scientific understanding with our GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy course. You’ll explore key principles in biology, chemistry and physics through clear, structured teaching designed to help you succeed in your exams.
During the course, you’ll:
- Study the core concepts of biology, chemistry and physics in a logical and connected way
- Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through discussion, study seminars and presentations
- Strengthen your scientific literacy, communication and analytical abilities
Your progress will be assessed through GCSE examinations at the end of the academic year, preparing you for progression to further study in science or related technical fields.
Curriculum
Why study GCSE Science at Newham College London
Build Confidence. Strengthen Skills. Shape Your Future.
Our GCSE Science pathway gives you the knowledge and confidence to progress to advanced study or a science-related career. You’ll explore key topics in biology, chemistry and physics through practical experiments and real-world learning. With dedicated support, small classes and expert teachers, this pathway helps you achieve the grades you need to move forward — whether that’s to A Levels, T Levels or a vocational science course.
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Entry requirements
- GCSE profile: Minimum of 4 GCSEs at grade 3 or above (or equivalent), including English and maths.
- Initial assessment and interview: You’ll complete an English and maths assessment and take part in an interview to confirm the right starting level for your study programme.
- English and maths during your course: If you haven’t yet achieved grade 4 in English and/or maths, you’ll continue studying these alongside your main qualification.
- Suitability: Positive attitude to learning, regular attendance, and the ability to work safely and professionally with others.
- Placement checks (if required): For courses that include a work placement, a DBS check may be required by the placement provider.
- Interest in science and a commitment to completing a full GCSE study programme.
How much will this course cost?
This course is free for students aged 16-18.
The course fee for adults (19+) is TBC.