1 minute read

Physics

Next Article
Spanish

Spanish

This course is designed to give students the tools and concepts they need to be able to construct a scientific approach to solving problems.

They will learn to ask and answer questions about the fundamental laws that govern natural phenomena.

C

COURSE CONTENT

● Forces in Balance (P8) ● Motion (P9) ● Force and Motion (P10) ● Force and Pressure (P11) ● Wave Properties (P12) ● Electromagnetic Waves (P13) ● Light (P14) ● Electromagnetism (P15)

SKILLS DEVELOPED

● Problem-solving ● Good mathematical skills ● Ability to describe and explain observations and patterns ● Application of knowledge and understanding to unfamiliar situations

FURTHER STUDY

GCSE Physics would be compulsory for any student wishing to continue onto A Level Physics and the entry requirement is a Grade 7-9 at GCSE. A GCSE Maths Grade 7-9 at GCSE is also compulsory. Physics A Level is compulsory for students wishing to pursue university courses in Physics or any of the Engineering disciplines. It is also recommended for students wishing to follow the other sciences or medicine.

SPECIFICATION LINK

ASSESSMENTS

In addition to the end of topic tests for P9 to P16 throughout Year 11, students will sit two external AQA examinations in May/June that will both have multiple-choice, structured, closed short-answer and open - response questions.

This article is from: