Physics is about finding things out. It explains everyday observations like rainbows and red sunsets. It is also about new and changing ideas such as fundamental particles, cosmology and medical physics. Physics is the basis for technology and engineering. Physicists actively contribute to the world around us. They develop ideas and products that we rely on and shape the world in which we live. Physics is a fascinating and stimulating area of study, which demands creative thinking. With physics in your background there are many career paths that you can travel along. Year 12: • Measurements and their Errors • Particles and Radiation Waves • Mechanics and Materials • Electricity Year 13: • Further Mechanics and Thermal Physics • Fields and their consequences • Nuclear Physics • Mechanics and Materials • Optional Module (Astrophysics, Medical Physics, • Engineering Physics or Turning Points in Physics)
Minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 5, including English and Maths as well as Grade 7/7 in GCSE Science
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| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Tower Hamlets |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Bright Street, Poplar, London, E14 0RZ |
Physics is about finding things out. It explains everyday observations like rainbows and red sunsets. It is also about new and changing ideas such as fundamental particles, cosmology and medical physics. Physics is the basis for technology and engineering. Physicists actively contribute to the world around us. They develop ideas and products that we rely on and shape the world in which we live. Physics is a fascinating and stimulating area of study, which demands creative thinking. With physics in your background there are many career paths that you can travel along. Year 12: • Measurements and their Errors • Particles and Radiation Waves • Mechanics and Materials • Electricity Year 13: • Further Mechanics and Thermal Physics • Fields and their consequences • Nuclear Physics • Mechanics and Materials • Optional Module (Astrophysics, Medical Physics, • Engineering Physics or Turning Points in Physics)
Minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 5, including English and Maths as well as Grade 7/7 in GCSE Science
