These are a compilation of Physics formulae both Ordinary and Advanced Level. It is a very useful revision tool when preparing for the examination.

This is a lesson on sound waves. It is a complete lesson with the powerpoint presentation, the videos and the assessment sheet. The unit plan on waves is also included. It is ideal for ages 14 to 16.

This is a lesson plan on Pressure. It covers the topic with an activity sheet and a worksheet on the topic. The unit plan on forces is also included. It is ideal for ages 14 to 16. It can be used as a complete lesson or added on to another lesson.

This is an advanced Physics lesson on photoelectric effect to be used with the photoelectric lab simulator. This can be used as a complete lesson or as part of a larger lesson.

This is a complete unit of work on Kinematics and Dynamics; the study of motion. It consists of 8 lessons complete with lesson plans, assessment sheets, notes, and videos to be used to help the lesson along. This covers the entire topic.

This is the introduction to logic gates. It covers all the basic gates and how they are used. it is very useful to be used as a complete lesson or as part of another lesson

This is an entire lesson with notes and a powerpoint presentation on Light and Shadows. The lesson starter and the videos needed for the presentation are included. There is a short MCQ given at the end of the presentation. This is suitable for ages 11-14 and even a little older to help with the revision on light. It also explains the concepts of eclipses and why we see them.

This is a short lesson on Hooke's Law. It just deals with the basics of Hooke's Law and using the equation for basic calculations. It is ideal for Key Stages 3 and 4. It can be used on its own or added to another lesson.

This is a lesson plan and activity sheet along with an assessment sheet on Density. It covers the topic density and relative density. It also touches on floating and sinking a little. It is for children 13 to 16 years and can be used for Key Stage 3 and 4. The children must have covered the topics of mass and volume.

This is a lesson plan and associated activities and assessments on Centre of Gravity and Stability. It is appropriate for ages 11- 16 and can be used on its own or as part of a lesson. There is also an affective part that deals with a life lesson that can be incorporated into the lesson.

A lesson plan and assessment question on Nuclear Energy. It is under the Atomic Physics section of the syllabus. It covers the topics of fusion and fission, mass defect, Einstein's equation for mass defect and the pros and cons of nuclear energy. This lesson plan can be used, as it is complete with all the learning outcomes and the complete format of the lesson. It can be edited to suit any lesson on the topic. The assessment is a simple question that was taken from a past paper that covers the content in the lesson and can be used to further help in the teaching of the objectives. It is ideal for students ages 14 - 16 (Key Stage 4)