Study A Level biology, chemistry, physics and environmental science at Haywards Heath College. Students with a passion for the sciences may go on to study medicine, dentistry, nursing, physiotherapy, veterinary science or an individual science at university. Careers in science are endless and recognised throughout the world.
Supporting your studies
Science at Haywards Heath College is taught in well-equipped laboratories, combining theory with the hands-on required practicals at the heart of A Level biology, chemistry and physics – supported by small groups and 1:1 tutor time.
Varied learning
There will be lessons where you undertake independent and group research, discuss scientific issues, research information online, revise topics and practice exam techniques.
Outside experience
On some courses there will be field trips to help with ecological and environmental work, other visits and some outside speakers.
Modern campus
Our science students work in modern, well-equipped laboratories, giving you the practical environment A Level biology, chemistry and physics demand – with space and support to build strong lab and analytical skills.
Science courses at Haywards Heath College
Not sure which combination is right for you? Book an open day or speak to admissions.
A Level Biology
The study of life; essential for medicine, nursing and biological sciences.
A Level Chemistry
Required alongside biology for most medicine and dentistry routes.
A Level Physics
For engineering, physics and physical-science degrees.
A Level Environmental Science
For ecology, environmental and earth-science routes.
Haywards Heath College
Haywards Heath College is located close to Haywards Heath train station, with excellent transport links serving students from across Mid Sussex – including Burgess Hill, Lindfield, Cuckfield, Lewes and Crawley. Looking for A Level science courses near you? Book an open day to tour the labs and meet the science team.
Haywards Heath College
Harlands Road
Haywards Heath
RH16 1LT
Reception:
01444 711900
Email: info@haywardsheath.ac.uk