Qualifications taken with our school now give points on the UCAS tariff for university entrance. With effect from 2008 entry to Higher Education, students passing Grades 6-8 in Speech and Drama, will be entitled to additional UCAS points. Depending on the level of the pass, students are able to be awarded up to a massive 160 UCAS points. Many Universities ask for 280 UCAS Points for entry to Higher Education.
Nikil Parmar, age 12, has just passed Grade 6 at Distinction level. Nikil has now achieved 40 UCAS points, equivalent to a Grade C AS Level at the age of 12. Nikil’s brother, Rowan, age 14, has already passed Grades 6 and 7 and is hoping to take Grade 8 in December. Rowan now has 85 UCAS points.
Speech and Drama Examinations – UCAS Points Awarded
| |
Grade 6 |
Grade 7 |
Grade 8 |
| Distinction |
40 |
55 |
65 |
| Merit |
35 |
50 |
60 |
| Pass |
20 |
35 |
45 |
A Levels – UCAS Points Awarded
| AS Level |
A2 Level |
| Grade A |
60 |
Grade A |
120 |
| Grade B |
50 |
Grade B |
100 |
| Grade C |
40 |
Grade C |
80 |
| Grade D |
30 |
Grade D |
60 |
| Grade E |
20 |
Grade E |
40 |
So for example if a student passes grade 6, 7 and 8 at Distinction level, the student has 160 UCAS Points. This is equivalent of an A2 Level Grade A and an AS Level Grade C.