Every “recall and apply” equation for GCSE Physics matched to the syllabus list order. Each question has 3 (or 4) sub-questions having each variable as the subject for rearrangement practice. The final part of each question has an additional “twist” - SI multipliers, standard form, etc. Some particularly challenging questions included for a bit of stretch…

A simple PowerPoint and sheet that explains some of the basic ideas about gears - including some animations to illustrate. It's a bit rough and ready - but hopefully might serve as a starting point for others to adapt. Does it go into it in too much detail? Or too little? Until we see the assessment material, who knows? Either way, I hope you'll find it useful...

Booklets to give a bit of structure to pupils’ revision - activities range from giving word definitions to writing questions for provided answers or simply space for a mind-map - pull out whatever you find useful as worksheets or use the booklet as is. Topics covered in the order we’ve taught them to our current Year 11s…

15 increasingly challenging questions on current and p.d. in series and parallel circuits.

Simple resistance (Ohm's law) calculations, becoming increasingly challenging through 12 questions. Answers built into presentation (click to reveal)...