Physics studies the way the universe works. It looks at practical issues such as the effects of forces, how electrical and magnetic fields can be used, and concepts such as waves. It also looks at the “big” questions such as how the universe began... and how it will end. Students study the wonderful abstract world of particles, learn what Quantum Theory is about, develop an understanding of electrical circuits, study mechanics (which is the theory behind all movement and forms of transport), investigate the properties of materials, and develop an understanding of waves. Also covered are force fields, momentum, oscillatory motion and circular motion, nuclear physics, heat, and astrophysics.
You must have achieved five GCSEs at grade 4 or better. At least a good grade 5 in Physics GCSE, or grade 5-5 in Combined Science GCSE.
A-Level: Three exams, each 2 hours.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Cumberland |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | High Street, Wigton, CA7 9PX |
Physics studies the way the universe works. It looks at practical issues such as the effects of forces, how electrical and magnetic fields can be used, and concepts such as waves. It also looks at the “big” questions such as how the universe began... and how it will end. Students study the wonderful abstract world of particles, learn what Quantum Theory is about, develop an understanding of electrical circuits, study mechanics (which is the theory behind all movement and forms of transport), investigate the properties of materials, and develop an understanding of waves. Also covered are force fields, momentum, oscillatory motion and circular motion, nuclear physics, heat, and astrophysics.
You must have achieved five GCSEs at grade 4 or better. At least a good grade 5 in Physics GCSE, or grade 5-5 in Combined Science GCSE.
A-Level: Three exams, each 2 hours.