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Course structure – The course is split into 6 units which are: Unit 1:  Human Physiology and Physical Activity Identify the basic anatomical structures of the main human body systems that affect the development of health related fitness. Describe the main physiological functions of the main human body systems that affect the development of healthContinue reading “Sport & Fitness”

Pupils will get the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills in a range of marine subjects including basic navigation skills, use of charts and the use of electronic navigation systems.  Practical skills will be developed including small boat handling, seamanship skills and small boat engineering skills.  Pupils will acquire a basic understanding of the safetyContinue reading “Maritime Studies”

The Scottish Studies Award provides opportunities for learners to develop their knowledge and understanding of Scotland — its people, languages (such as Scots and Gaelic), society, culture, natural environment and heritage — and to make connections across the curriculum. The Award also provides recognition for learners who choose to make these connections by studying aspects of three subject areasContinue reading “Scottish Studies”

The course combines two SQA units: Literature 1 (FA58 12) and Communication (FA1W 12, also known as Communications 4). Together, these two units are accepted by a number of colleges and universities as an equivalent qualification to Higher English. Whereas Higher English concentrates on the literary aspects of the language, the combination of Literature andContinue reading “Literature & Communication”

History is about understanding the reasons for change. Studying History encourages students to think for themselves and make decisions on the basis of evidence. In addition to developing their knowledge and understanding, pupils will also learn how to evaluate a range of historical sources, critically assess the impact of historical events and draw relevant, balancedContinue reading “History – Eachdraidh”

Science is an important part of our everyday lives. Through learning about Environmental Science, pupils develop their interest and understanding of the natural world and how humans can impact on the environment for both good and bad. Course Content Outline: Living Environment Interdependence Adaptation for survival Impact of population growth and natural hazards on biodiversityContinue reading “Environmental Science”

The course provides an introduction to the creative industries in the UK with a focus on experiential learning. Learners will investigate a range of sectors and career opportunities in the creative industries before selecting a sector and job role of personal interest on which to focus. Learners will have the opportunity to practice and developContinue reading “Creative Industries”

Chemistry is an important part of our everyday lives. Through learning about chemistry, you will develop your interest and understanding of the world. Chemistry is vital to everyday life and plays a key role in meeting society’s needs in areas such as medicine, energy, industry, material development, the environment and sustainability. Chemistry qualifications are wellContinue reading “Chemistry – Ceimigeachd”

Biology, the study of living organisms, plays a crucial role in our everyday life, and is an increasingly important subject in the modern world. Biology affects everyone, and biologists work to find solutions to many of the world’s problems. Advances in technology have made biology more exciting and relevant than ever. The National 5 BiologyContinue reading “Biology”

Mathematics is rich and stimulating and develops logical reasoning, analysis, problem solving skills, creativity and the ability to think in abstract ways. Across all years Maths includes numerical skills, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics and reasoning skills. BGE Maths & Numeracy  Pupils work at Level 3 in S1 and S2 (using the TeeJay 3A and 3BContinue reading “Mathematics – Matamataig”