Art is essential if you wish to undertake further studies in Art at University (Art College) or for those of you who are looking to take up a career for which an Art and Design background is relevant. Career choices range from Fine Artist, Architect, Antique Dealer, Conservation, Architectural Technician or Technologist, Interior Design, Product Design, Set Design, Interior Architecture, Illustration, Arts Administrator, Art Therapist, Designer, and creative self-employment careers.

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Studying biology gives you the opportunity to understand the living world. It lets you understand the processes that control living organisms and gives you insights into the nature of life on earth.

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Business provides students with the opportunity to develop an understanding of the business environment and to focus on a specific aspect of business through applied learning.

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Chemistry is as up to date as the clothes you wear, the food you eat, the air you breathe and the car you ride in. Almost every aspect of your daily lives is affected or controlled by Chemistry.

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Computer Science is an excellent choice if you wish to gain a deeper understanding of computing and programming. Programming is very much the focus of the course with an emphasis on the importance of computational thinking, helping learners to develop the skills to solve problems, design systems and understand the power and limits of human and machine intelligence.

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Criminology is the study of law and crime, a discipline that combines elements of Psychology, Law and Sociology. Our aim is to enable students to acquire skills to clearly describe and assess theoretical explanations for the causes of criminal behaviour and review how the British justice system deals with offenders.

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A-Level Drama and Theatre studies will challenge and stretch you, both physically and intellectually, but it will also be hugely fulfilling and rewarding - and fun. You will develop skills in collaboration, writing concisely and in detail, communication, analysis and research, in addition to experiencing the roles of actor, designer, director and theatre critic.

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Economics explores issues about how people, industries, and countries try to maximise their productivity and create wealth to maintain financial stability. Economics is concerned about choices and decision-making, in many ways it has become a way of explaining ‘everything’ in society.

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Widely respected by universities, studying English Literature A-Level can be a valuable foundation for degree courses in almost any discipline or career path, which may be why it is such a popular choice of subject.

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This is a challenging qualification, which both extends and deepens your knowledge and understanding beyond the standard A-Level Mathematics.

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There has never been a better or more important time to study Geography. Geography is a wide-ranging subject, which brings together the study of people and their environment. It relates to the many social, economic and environmental problems of the contemporary world and allows consideration of different perspectives.

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Graphics is a digital media Art & Design course with a practical focus on digital illustration, moving image, animation and traditional graphic design skills.

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People who study history are fearless explorers of the past. They investigate past politics, societies, cultures, languages, health, art, education, money, conflicts and more. They look at how the world has developed over time and connect the dots to understand how we got where we are today.

This is exactly what we aim to do at LMS with our A-level curriculum. History is a popular A-Level and is a highly respected qualification for Higher Education courses and employment. The units we study will give you an insight into politics, societies, religion and economics through studying exciting, revolutionary and influential events across contrasting periods and locations. In what other subject can you examine the regicide of a monarch, a revolution and ensuring civil war and the change of a whole political system?

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Students choose to study Mathematics in the Sixth Form for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, it is a rich and intellectually demanding subject which calls for mental discipline and clear, logical thinking.

As such, it is very highly regarded by universities and employers alike, irrespective of your chosen career direction.

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Discover our A-Level Modern Foreign Languages courses, designed to build fluency, cultural awareness, and advanced communication skills. Study French or Spanish to boost your university applications and career prospects. Explore course content, assessment details, and future pathways today. 

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In an increasingly competitive higher education market and workplace, universities and employers are not only looking for impressive grades, but also subjects which demonstrate a student’s versatility and a greater breadth of skill and interest.

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The A-Level Photography course explores creating visual meaning through photography by an expressive or interpretive response to still and moving imagery through lens based media, experimental photography and digital editing.

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Following your sporting passion with A-level Physical Education can lead to a variety of career opportunities, such as sports development, sports coaching, physiotherapy, personal training, or becoming part of the next generation of PE teachers.

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Physics is a key subject, fundamental to our everyday lives. It deals with the extremes of scale from sub-atomic particles to the wonders of the Universe. It also deals with the everyday; Physics certainly is one of the most relevant subjects in the running of our daily lives.

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There are no specific requirements in terms of GCSE qualifications although a degree of competence in English – at least a level 5, preferably a level 6 is desirable as this will allow students to cope with the essay writing content of the course.

Sociology is an excellent complement to other subjects in the social sciences and humanities, such as Psychology, but it also provides a good balance if your other subjects are mainly science-based.

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Sociology is a popular academic A-Level here at Lincoln Minster School, and is a highly respected qualification for Higher Education courses and employment.

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A-Level Physical Education builds on students’ experience from Key Stage 4 and GCSE to enhance their knowledge and increase their understanding of the factors that affect performance and participation in Physical Education.

The Physical Education course aims to encourage you to: Develop your understanding of the factors influencing performance and to apply these to a range of physical activities, develop knowledge and skills of selected physical activities, develop the skills necessary to analyse, evaluate and improve performance, develop your appreciation of the social and cultural issues which affect participation and performance in physical activity. 

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