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Mathematics
Robert Napier School, The
Third Avenue, Gillingham, Kent, ME7 2LX
Available start dates
Available start dates
Application Instructions
Applications Open: 13th November, 2025
Applications Close: 31st January, 2026
Entry Requirements: These are unique to each subject (located on the subject information page).
How to Apply: Please apply via KentChoices
You should only choose one subject per options block with a maximum of three subjects overall.
Course Summary
This specification is designed to encourage candidates to:
• Develop their understanding of advanced mathematical processes, extending their range of mathematical skills and techniques.
• Use their mathematical knowledge to make logical and reasoned decisions when solving problems.
• Apply their skills and knowledge in pure mathematics to applications in statistics and mechanics
Course Details
Students will learn about:
Algebra and graphs Statistical sampling
Coordinate geometry Probability
Trigonometry Statistical distributions
Exponentials and logarithms Hypothesis testing
Sequences and series Vectors in mechanics
Numerical methods Kinematics
Vectors Moments
Calculus Statics and dynamics of a particle
How will it be delivered and assessed?
Paper 1: Pure Mathematics 33.3%
Paper 2: Pure Mathematics 33.3%
Paper 3: Statistics and Mechanics 33.3%
Entry requirements
In addition to the general Sixth Form entry requirements, a Grade 6 in GCSE Mathematics is advised, though a Grade 5 with evidence of strong algebra skills will be considered. Students will complete an entry assessment at the beginning of the course.
Your next steps...
A-level Mathematics is a requirement if you want to study subjects such as Mathematics, Statistics, multiple Sciences, Engineering, and many more at university.
You are also more likely to succeed in many other degree subjects if you have A-level Mathematics, for example; Geography, Psychology and Medicine all use advanced Math’s skills.
A-level Mathematics is one of the facilitating subjects identified by the Russell Group of top universities. These subjects are recognised as giving students many transferable skills and as such are sought after in applications to a full range of degree subjects.
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