History- A Level at Chatham Grammar

Applications Open: Thursday 13th November 2025

Applications Close: Tuesday 31st March 2026

How to apply:

Internal applicants (Brompton Academy & Chatham Grammar) - Apply via Applicaa using this link https://bromptonukat.applicaa.com

External applicants - Apply via KentChoices using this link - https://www.kentprospectus.co.uk/login. Please note - after sending your application, you'll receive a welcome email from Applicaa asking for further information.

Entry requirements:

Students must met the overall entry requirements and the subject entry requirements.

Overall entry requirements:

A Levels: 5 GCSEs at grade 5-9, including English and mathematics

Applied General Qualifications : 5 GCSEs at grade 4-9, including English and mathematics

Subject entry requirements:

Subject entry criteria can be found on subject pages.

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Students must choose three (3) different subject options from three different Option Blocks (you cannot choose the same subject more than once). If a student is selecting the Chelsea FC or Kent Crusaders options, they will need to pick 3 A Levels/BTECS to study alongside this. Students should ensure they are predicted or have achieved grades that meet the entry criteria for chosen options by consulting the UKAT Sixth Form Course booklet. The blocking structure can be amended dependent on course sign up and other timetabling factors.

Students explore significant periods of political, social, and economic change in both Russia (1855–1964) and Britain (1951–2007). Through these case studies, students examine key themes such as change and continuity, cause and consequence, and develop the ability to analyse and interpret historical events with depth and precision. The course encourages critical thinking and helps students draw connections between past and present issues, enhancing their understanding of contemporary society. Students will explore each topic through six key questions, allowing for structured and comprehensive analysis.

Alongside the exam units, students will complete a 4,500-word coursework assignment, which involves evaluating a range of historical sources and interpretations, tracing key themes over a 100-year period. Assessment includes two final written examinations, covering breadth and depth studies (worth 80% of the final grade), and one internally assessed coursework piece (worth 20%).

Grade 9-5 in five GCSEs including Mathematics and a minimum Grade 6 in History, English Language and English Literature.

Grades are awarded from A* to E. This qualification carries between 16 and 56 UCAS points and is highly respected by universities and employers. It can lead to further study and careers in law, finance, journalism, education, media, politics, social policy, and the civil service.