Lots of multiple choice practise questions on nuclear physics and radioactivity with a hand written answer sheet explaining how to work out the correct answer. Great for independent revision.

Complete workbook for year 13 assessed practicals 7-12. Includes: Student outline of practicals and assessment Methods and equipment for all practicals (year 13, 7-12) Analysis and evaluation questions to allow the assessment of all CPACs Area for teacher feedback and assessment of CPACS for each practical. AQA notes on practical work, including tables, graphs, uncertainties.

Complete workbook for year 12 assessed practicals 1-6. Includes: Student outline of practicals and assessment Methods and equipment for all practicals (year 12, 1-6) Analysis and evaluation questions to allow the assessment of all CPACs Area for teacher feedback and assessment of CPACS for each practical. AQA notes on practical work, including tables, graphs, uncertainties.

Nationally pupils have been struggling with the new practical questions on the AQA syllabus. One issue has been how to get the necessary practise. These questions have been selected to give pupils experience of how to approach and answer the questions to improve their confidence and familiarity. They specifically cover content from what was known as A2 (log functions, etc). All activities include a hand written mark scheme that shows pupils how to approach and answer questions. It is not a mark scheme designed to help examiners, but to help pupils.

Workbooks and practice questions/answers on topic 9 - Thermodynamics (Edexcel, A level physics). Black body radiation Ideal gases part 1 Ideal gases part 2 Internal energy (SHC and LH)

Workbooks and practice questions/answers on topic 10 - Astrophysics (Edexcel, A level physics). Astronomical distances and intensity Doppler shift and Hubble’s law HR diagrams Spectral lines and de Broglie wavelength

Workbooks and practice questions/answers on topic 7 - E and B fields, capacitors (Edexcel, A level physics). B-fields Capacitors E-fields

Nationally pupils have been struggling with the new practical questions on the AQA syllabus. One issue has been how to get the necessary practise. These questions have been selected to give pupils experience of how to approach and answer the questions to improve their confidence and familiarity. They specifically cover AS content. All activities include a hand written mark scheme that shows pupils how to approach and answer questions. It is not a mark scheme designed to help examiners, but to help pupils.

Workbooks and practice questions/answers on topic 8 - Nuclear and particle physics (Edexcel, A level physics). Nuclear structure and particle mass Particle accelerators - E and B fields Particle physics

Workbooks and practice questions/answers on topic 2 -further mechanics (Edexcel, A level physics). Circular motion Momentum

Lots and lots of practice questions for this topic. Resources are divided into roughly one hour practice papers. The great part is that the mark scheme is written by a teacher to show pupils how to answer questions, rather than the exam mark scheme written for examiners. This allows pupils to work independently, self assessing and improving their work whilst being able to follow best practice for how to answer questions.

Workbooks and practise questions/answers on topic 2 - Materials (Edexcel, A level physics). Fluid mechanics Materials, Young’s modulus and Hooke’s law

Workbooks and practise questions/answers on topic 5 - Light, waves and particles (Edexcel, A level physics). Converging and diverging lenses Optics, refraction, diffraction and interference Photoelectric effects Wave properties Wave reflection - echo location and polarisation

Workbooks and practice questions/answers on topic 13 - Oscillations (Edexcel, A level physics). 1.Simple harmonic motion 2. Resonance and damping

Workbooks and practice questions/answers on topic 11 - Radiation, fission and fusion (Edexcel, A level physics). Nuclear decay Nuclear reactions - fission and fusion Radiation - alpha, beta, gamma

Lots and lots of practice questions for this topic. Resources are divided into roughly one hour practice papers. The great part is that the mark scheme is written by a teacher to show pupils how to answer questions, rather than the exam mark scheme written for examiners. This allows pupils to work independently, self assessing and improving their work whilst being able to follow best practice for how to answer questions.