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With 10 years teaching experience in state and independent secondary schools, these are my day to day lessons for KS3 to KS5. Uploading takes a long time, so if you want a particular lesson or topic across KS3 to KS5, please contact me and I will add it as soon as possible. The lessons are simple, but very effective so that they can be used by others. They typically involve a Powerpoint, simple questions that progress to more challenging exam style questions.

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With 10 years teaching experience in state and independent secondary schools, these are my day to day lessons for KS3 to KS5. Uploading takes a long time, so if you want a particular lesson or topic across KS3 to KS5, please contact me and I will add it as soon as possible. The lessons are simple, but very effective so that they can be used by others. They typically involve a Powerpoint, simple questions that progress to more challenging exam style questions.

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GCSE Physics - Circuits - Complete lessons
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GCSE Physics - Circuits - Complete lessons

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Complete set of lessons (13 in total). At less than £1.50 a lesson, how much is your time worth? Each lesson has an easy to follow powerpoint, pupil activities, worksheets and answers. All ready to use. Also includes instructions for required practicals.
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Complete AQA Physics A level - Workbooks for all topics with teacher written mark schemes
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Complete AQA Physics A level - Workbooks for all topics with teacher written mark schemes

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Lots and lots of practice questions for all A level physics topics. Resources are divided into roughly one hour practice papers. Many sets of assignments for each topic. All the questions you’ll need to set over the course of an A level. 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.