Queen Elizabeth's School For Girls - Subjects

Subjects

The lower years all have Mathematics, Science, English, MFL (French and Spanish), IT, Technology (food, product design, graphics and textiles), Art, History, Geography, RE, PE, Drama, Music and PHSCE lessons.

GCSE students are also offered Performing Arts, Business Studies, Applied Art, courses at Barnet College (Hairdressing and Health and Social Care) and Media studies

The subjects that are offered in the 6th form are: Art, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Critical Thinking, Dance, Drama, English Lang & Lit, English Literature, Film Studies, French, Geography, Government & Politics, History, ICT (AGCE), Mathematics, Math GCSE, Media Studies, Music, Philosophy and Ethics, Physical Education, Physics, Product Design, Product Design (Textiles), Psychology, Sociology and Spanish. There are also one year courses offering Level 2 qualifications

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