Photography
Key Stage 4
Art and Design: Photography
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Students follow the Edexcel GCSE Art and Design (Photography pathway) syllabus. Link to the specification website http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-gcses/art-and-design-2009.html Students study photographic techniques and learn about the creative aspects of the medium. They draw, make notes and keep a sketchbook of ideas to prepare each photo shoot. Students become confident in making decisions and speaking about their work and learn key skills that will support them in their personal thematic projects undertaken in Year 11. They will be expected to have a smartphone and access to a range of photographic apps.
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Additional Information |
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Exhibitions in the Brentwood Road Gallery form an important part of the GCSE course. |
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Do take your daughter to art exhibitions. The Tate Britain, the National Gallery and the Barbican all have exhibitions and collections that could inform your daughter’s personal art work. Follow the department on twitter to be kept up to date with exhibitions in our gallery @FBA_Gallery |
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If you have any further questions about this course, to whom do I speak? |
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Miss Chapman – Head of Photography |
Key Stage 5
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Students follow the Edexcel Art and Design syllabus. Photography pathway Specification number: 9PY0 Link to the specification website http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-a-levels/art-and-design-2015.html Students will study a range of photographic processes and concepts and explore the medium in its widest possible sense including experimental approaches to analogue film and print, Photoshop, iMovie and moving image, mobile phone photography as well as analysing the work of photographers and artists spanning two centuries. It is a practical, hands on and experimental course where students are required to produce a lot of photographic material and learn how to consider technical skills and conceptual ideas through discussions, critiques and assessment. The course is thematic and the ideas studied will be personal to the students resulting in a course that is designed to accommodate individual’s ideas and ways of working.
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Accreditation Structure |
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Additional Information |
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We encourage all art students to make regular gallery visits. We run an annual visit to a European city We work closely with the Brentwood Road Gallery and offer our Art student artist led workshops All students applying to university to study Art/Photography will be offered one to one tutorials to help in the preparation of their portfolio. |
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How Parents/ Carers can help |
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Do encourage your daughter to visit as many art exhibitions a she can. The Tate Modern and The Whitechapel gallery could provide her with valuable primary source research. Follow the department on twitter to be kept up to date with exhibitions in our gallery @FBA_Gallery |
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If you have any further questions about this course, to whom do I speak? |
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Miss Chapman Head of Photography |
A*-B - 55%