What will I study? • modern techniques of communication • from fundamental particles to the structure of the Universe • how forces and motion underpin everyday activities such as transport and sport • energy demands and the effect this has on the fate of the planet; electrical energy. • how physics is used to send probes and astronauts into space • energy and momentum conservation in relation to theme park rides • searching for new mineral resources and buried remains; imaging organs inside the body. • how steam and internal combustion engines work • the structure of matter; high energy particles; electric and magnetic fields • nuclear materials; spontaneous and stimulated nuclear decay; nuclear fusion; radioactivity. What skills will I develop? • Making observations and measurements • Data manipulation • Analysis and evaluation • Problem solving • Teamwork How will this subject help me with my future career? The course is essential for anyone intending to follow an Engineering career of any sort, those interested in Health Physics (such as Radiography) or who might be interested in an academic career in Physics or Astronomy. It will be very useful for those interested in Ophthalmology, Medicine, and Architecture. It is also a very well regarded general subject, particularly for financial careers.
6 x GCSE grade 9-4 (inc. Eng Lang. grade 4) 6 in Maths and 6 in Physics or 6-6 in Combined Science. Must be studying Maths at A level
What are the examination/coursework requirements? • We will be following the new AQA Physics course. • The A-Level course concludes with three written exams. • Pupils will complete 12x Core Practicals throughout the year, during which their practical skills will be assessed.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Ealing |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Greenford Road, Greenford, UB6 9AW |
What will I study? • modern techniques of communication • from fundamental particles to the structure of the Universe • how forces and motion underpin everyday activities such as transport and sport • energy demands and the effect this has on the fate of the planet; electrical energy. • how physics is used to send probes and astronauts into space • energy and momentum conservation in relation to theme park rides • searching for new mineral resources and buried remains; imaging organs inside the body. • how steam and internal combustion engines work • the structure of matter; high energy particles; electric and magnetic fields • nuclear materials; spontaneous and stimulated nuclear decay; nuclear fusion; radioactivity. What skills will I develop? • Making observations and measurements • Data manipulation • Analysis and evaluation • Problem solving • Teamwork How will this subject help me with my future career? The course is essential for anyone intending to follow an Engineering career of any sort, those interested in Health Physics (such as Radiography) or who might be interested in an academic career in Physics or Astronomy. It will be very useful for those interested in Ophthalmology, Medicine, and Architecture. It is also a very well regarded general subject, particularly for financial careers.
6 x GCSE grade 9-4 (inc. Eng Lang. grade 4) 6 in Maths and 6 in Physics or 6-6 in Combined Science. Must be studying Maths at A level
What are the examination/coursework requirements? • We will be following the new AQA Physics course. • The A-Level course concludes with three written exams. • Pupils will complete 12x Core Practicals throughout the year, during which their practical skills will be assessed.
