Following the release of information about summer exams, it is vital that pupils complete work focused on this information. AQA GCSE Physics (trilogy higher) paper 1. Resources include: Pupil friendly breakdown of which topics will / will not be assessed. This includes references to where the pages can be found in the course approved CGP revision guide. The specification has also been broken down into assessed / not assessed / not the focus. Revision pack questions for each chapter, based on which parts of the course will be on the summer exam.

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.

Summary notes covering the astrophysics option for AQA A-level Physics. Includes diagrams and bullet pointed summary of content. Great for revision and structuring learning.

Lesson covering the concept of acceleration and the two equations needed: a = v - u / t and v2 - u2 = 2as. Lesson includes Powerpoint and worksheets.

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

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

Lesson explaining and applying the GPE equation: GPE = mgh Includes PowerPoint and worksheets.

Lesson to explore the big bang theory and the evidence for it. Lesson includes a Powerpoint and worksheets.

Follow up lesson after completing practical lesson investigating force-extension. A definition of Hooke’s law is applied and investigated, looking at typical questions asked about the commonly assessed practical. Lesson includes Powerpoint and worksheets.

Lesson describing and applying energy transfers using the equations for work done, GPE and kinetic energy. Includes Powerpoint and worksheets to go through lots of examples in detail (pupils find this lesson difficult).

Lesson to teach and assess the life cycle of the stars. Powerpoints are very detailed to allow teachers to teach to whatever depth they see fit. Lesson includes two Powerpoints and many worksheets.

Lesson to introduce and explore the doppler shift. Lesson includes a Powerpoint and worksheets.

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

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.

Lesson describing and applying conservation of energy, including a PowerPoint and worksheet activities. This also includes introducing and using Sankey diagrams.

Lesson describing and applying the rules for velocity / time graphs as well as using the a = v - u / t equation. Lesson includes a Powerpoint and lots of worksheets.

Lesson to describe the solar system and its contents. Lesson includes a Powerpoint and worksheets.

Practice questions with annotated answers so pupils learn independently how to answers questions. Questions start easy and get harder. Also includes new specification questions.

Practice questions with annotated answers so pupils learn independently how to answers questions. Questions start easy and get harder. Also includes new specification questions.

Lesson describing Rutherford’s famous gold leaf experiment to describe the nuclear model of the atom. Includes easy to follow powerpoint, worksheet activities and answers written to make it easy for students to follow and self assess.