Course Content Year 12 (AS Level) • Kinematics (physics of motion) • Forces • Work, Energy and Power • Material Science • Momentum • Electricity • Wave Properties • Quantum Physics Year 13 (A Level) • Thermal Physics • Circular and Simple Harmonic Motion • Astrophysics and Cosmology • Electrical, Gravitational and Magnetic Fields • Nuclear and Particle Physics • Medical Physics How will I learn? Physics is considered one of the hardest A Levels, but also one of the most rewarding. You will learn through: • Emphasis on practical learning to reinforce theory taught in lessons • Range of problem-solving tasks to develop key analytical, mathematical and practical skills • Independent learning tasks aimed to bridge the gap between A Level and Degree level What can I do with this qualification? Physics opens up loads of career paths, including but not limited to: • Mathematics • Physics • Engineering • Computer Science • Natural Sciences • Architecture • Accounting and Finance • Economics
Physics GCSE grade 6 or Additional Science grade 6 (grade 6 in the Physics exam unit) All students need to have at least 5 GCSEs at 9 to 5 including English at Grade 5 AND Maths at a level 4 (includes Level 2 Vocational at Merit or Distinction)
Year 12 2x 90 minute exams, each worth 50% of your final AS Grade. This includes 20 marks of Multiple Choice Questions and 120 marks of Written Questions. Year 13 2x 135 minute exams and 1x 90 minute exam. These will include 30 marks of Multiple Choice Questions and 240 marks of Written Questions. PAG Practical Assessment (Pass/Fail) consisting of 12 Required Practicals, to be assessed in lessons
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Greenwich |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Hutchins Road, Thamesmead, London, SE28 8AT |
Course Content Year 12 (AS Level) • Kinematics (physics of motion) • Forces • Work, Energy and Power • Material Science • Momentum • Electricity • Wave Properties • Quantum Physics Year 13 (A Level) • Thermal Physics • Circular and Simple Harmonic Motion • Astrophysics and Cosmology • Electrical, Gravitational and Magnetic Fields • Nuclear and Particle Physics • Medical Physics How will I learn? Physics is considered one of the hardest A Levels, but also one of the most rewarding. You will learn through: • Emphasis on practical learning to reinforce theory taught in lessons • Range of problem-solving tasks to develop key analytical, mathematical and practical skills • Independent learning tasks aimed to bridge the gap between A Level and Degree level What can I do with this qualification? Physics opens up loads of career paths, including but not limited to: • Mathematics • Physics • Engineering • Computer Science • Natural Sciences • Architecture • Accounting and Finance • Economics
Physics GCSE grade 6 or Additional Science grade 6 (grade 6 in the Physics exam unit) All students need to have at least 5 GCSEs at 9 to 5 including English at Grade 5 AND Maths at a level 4 (includes Level 2 Vocational at Merit or Distinction)
Year 12 2x 90 minute exams, each worth 50% of your final AS Grade. This includes 20 marks of Multiple Choice Questions and 120 marks of Written Questions. Year 13 2x 135 minute exams and 1x 90 minute exam. These will include 30 marks of Multiple Choice Questions and 240 marks of Written Questions. PAG Practical Assessment (Pass/Fail) consisting of 12 Required Practicals, to be assessed in lessons
