Ysgol Morgan Llwyd - Subjects Available

Subjects Available

  • Welsh - (split to Language and Literature at GCSE; as a Welsh A-Level)
  • English - (split to Language and Literature at GCSE; only available as Literature at A-Level)
  • Mathematics - (at GCSE; at A-Level Pure Maths is taken, but can specialise for Statistics or Mechanics)
  • French - (at GCSE, NVQ(Level 1&2) and A-Level)
  • Spanish - (GCSE and NVQ(level 1&2))
  • Science (Biology/Chemistry/Physics)- (Single/Double/Triple Award at GCSE; available at A-Level)
  • Art - (at GCSE and A-Level)
  • Geography - (at GCSE and A-Level)
  • History - (at GCSE and A-Level)
  • Religious Education - (compulsory until Year 11 for all students, can study further at GCSE and A-Level)
  • Politics - (A-Level only)
  • Child Development - (at GCSE and A-Level)
  • Physical Education - (compulsory until Year 11 for all students, can study further at GCSE and A-Level)
  • Information Technology - (at OCR and A-Level)
  • Design and Technology (GCSE courses) - Resistant Materials, Graphics, Systems, Textiles and Food.
  • Design and Technology (A-Level courses -Product Design)
  • Leisure and Tourism (GCSE)
  • Media Studies (GCSE and A-Level)
  • Construction (BTEC level 1)

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