Mathematics- A Level

Applications Open: Friday 20th November 2026

Applications Close: Thursday 25th March 2027

How to apply:

Internal and External applicants - Apply via Applicaa using this link https://bromptonukat.applicaa.com

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.

A Level Mathematics builds on skills developed at GCSE and provides students with a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts in a way that fosters confidence, enjoyment, and logical thinking. The course is divided into two key areas: Pure Mathematics, which includes algebra, trigonometry, and calculus (making up two-thirds of the course), and Applied Mathematics, covering statistics and mechanics (the remaining third). This blend helps students see how different mathematical topics connect and how they apply to real-world problems, other academic subjects, and future careers.

Assessment is through three equally weighted external exams: two papers focus on Pure Mathematics, while the third examines Statistics and Mechanics. Final grades are awarded from A* to E.

A Levels: 5 GCSEs at grade 5-9 English and grade 7 in mathematics

This qualification provides between 16 and 56 UCAS points. This opens doors to a wide range of degree courses and career paths, including accountancy, engineering, economics, computer science, medicine, actuarial science, and teaching. It equips students with problem-solving, analytical, and logical reasoning skills that are essential in both further study and the workplace.