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There is a fairly free choice from the following subjects at A level:
ART & Design
Creativity is at the core of the Bryanston philosophy and much value has always been attached to freedom of expression in the arts.
Biology
The science faculty at Bryanston has enjoyed considerable academic success and over half of our sixth-form pupils choose at least one science as part of their programme of study.
Chemistry
The science faculty at Bryanston has enjoyed considerable academic success and over half of our sixth-form pupils choose at least one science as part of their programme of study.
Classical Civilisation
Classics, the study of the literature, language and culture of ancient Greece and Rome, has a strong tradition at Bryanston.
Classical Greek
Classics, the study of the literature, language and culture of ancient Greece and Rome, has a strong tradition at Bryanston.
Computer Science
A series of pathways, based upon programming architecture are encouraged through practical exercises, to build computational engines from first principles.
Design and Technology
Design & technology allows our pupils to be creative, imaginative and inspired.
Drama and Theatre Studies
Drama at Bryanston has an excellent reputation and with 15-20 productions a year pupils have plenty of opportunities to perform, design and direct.
Economics and business studies
Economics is called a social science and it is becoming an evermore popular subject both at Bryanston and elsewhere.
English Literature
Bryanston’s thriving English department is located in the main building, in the heart of the main building.
French
In an increasingly inter-connected world languages are more important than ever.
Geography
Studying geography allows us to see how and why the world we live in is changing and enhances both our environmental awareness and our sense of place in the world.
German
In an increasingly inter-connected world languages are more important than ever.
Government and politics
Now more than ever, the study of Politics is vital. The course allows our pupils to develop their ability to think critically and creatively and to develop a love of the subject.
History
We aim to ensure students develop an enquiring mind with an ability to discuss different views and opinions, often contrary to their own, before reaching their own conclusions.
History of art
Students gain a sound understanding of the major periods of Western art history from antiquity to modernity, and develop the ability to articulate their ideas through lively class discussion and written analysis.
latin
Classics, the study of the literature, language and culture of ancient.
mathematics
The ethos of our Mathematics Department is that our subject can, and should be, enjoyable and rewarding for all.
Further Mathematics
The ethos of the Bryanston Mathematics Department is that our subject can, and should be, enjoyable and rewarding for all.
Music
Bryanston has an outstanding musical tradition, and music is at the heart of school life in every aspect – socially, academically and spiritually.
Philosophy
The Philosophy A level is for anyone who likes theoretical ideas and grappling with the great geniuses of the past. A course that demands a good analytic ability, combined with excellent writing and reading skills.
Photography
Creativity can be discovered through both digital and dark room processes within A Level Photography. Pupils can explore a range of techniques and processes through lens – based work.
Physical Education
Students learn the anatomical, physiological and biomechanical concepts that govern performance at elite level. They also learn about historical factors and debate contemporary issues in sport.
Physics
The science faculty at Bryanston has enjoyed considerable academic success and over half of our sixth-form pupils choose at least one science as part of their programme of study.
Psychology
Studying psychology allows students a greater understanding of how and why people act the way they do as well as their ways of thinking and feeling.
Spanish
In an increasingly inter-connected world languages are more important than ever.