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You can do retakes of exams to get better grades and therefore get a higher number of UCAS points. Or you can take on some extra subjects to get UCAS points from them too.
None because GCSEs do not give you UCAS points. Only AS and A Levels and their equivalents (eg. BTECs) give you UCAS points
A GCE A Level at Grade B is worth 100 UCAS points
LAMDA only accept applications made straight to them, they don't use UCAS.
In the UK, if you are using the standard UCAS system (and you should be!) you can get UCAS points if you have sat exams over a certain grade. I believe it is grade 5 but I could be wrong. However, if you have no exams, merely playing the piano for nine years will be no use unless you are applying for a music course, and can prove you are of the correct standard for the course.
That all depends on the college you are attending. Or if it is considered an elective, it could go both ways. But, you'd probably be better off asking the director.
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I believe it's a key skills qualification. According to this calculator, a Key Skills qualification at level 2 is worth 10 UCAS points. http://www.merlinhelpsstudents.com/studentlife/beforeuniversity/ucas/ucaspointscalculator.asp
You will be able to gain UCAS points through extra curricular activites by contacting your academic advisor. They can provide details on the actual process and how many points can be achieved.
A grade A at AS level (if you did not carry on the subject until the end of A2 A Level) is worth 60 points. A grade A from a full A Level is worth 120 points. For the full UCAS tarfiff table, please see the related link.
They are worth the same amount of UCAS points. If you are planning to study a mathematics related degree at university, then further maths will give you a bit of a head start.
Generally CCD, but this can be made up in another way, such as AB. For the full UCAS tariff table, please see the related link