• Question: How many sciences did you do at school?

    Asked by ellielittle to Kate, Kieren, Nicola, Rowena, Roy on 10 Mar 2014.
    • Photo: Rowena Fletcher-Wood

      Rowena Fletcher-Wood answered on 10 Mar 2014:

      We had no choices until GCSE in year 10. I did “dual science” at GCSE where you do physics, chemistry and biology but only get two GCSEs from it – so the minimum requirement! My school offered geology GCSE I think but I didn’t take it. At university, geography counts as a science and I did that for GCSE.

      For A levels I did chemistry and physics, and maths as well if you count that.

    • Photo: Kieren Bradley

      Kieren Bradley answered on 10 Mar 2014:

      I also did the dual science (much less interesting than the duel science) but I wanted to do the separate sciences and get the extra GCSE but only about two others in my year wanted to so I wasn’t allowed.

    • Photo: Kate Nicholson

      Kate Nicholson answered on 10 Mar 2014:

      Same story at GCSE no choice dual science, A level chemistry and physics.

    • Photo: Nicola Rogers

      Nicola Rogers answered on 10 Mar 2014:

      I did three separate sciences at GCSE, and then just physics and chemistry at A-Level

    • Photo: Roy Adkin

      Roy Adkin answered on 11 Mar 2014:

      Hi Ellie,
      I took a double award GCSE in coordinated science a year early and then Chemistry, Physics and Biology GCSE’s separately with everyone else, so I have 5 science GCSE’s in total.

      I took Geology, Chemistry and Physics ‘A’ Levels.

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