Students will build on their GCSE knowledge of Physics, whether they have studied separate Physics GCSE or Trilogy Science. They will also be introduced to completely new concepts such as Particle Physics and Special Relativity. The first year consists of five units: - Measurements - Particles - Waves - Mechanics - Electricity The second year consists of three further units: - Further Mechanics - Fields and Nuclear Physics - A choice of Astrophysics, Medical Physics, Engineering Physics, Turning Points in Physics, and Electronics.
- GCSE grade 6 or above in Physics. - OR a GCSE grade 6-6 or above in Trilogy Science. - NB: Trilogy Science students achieving 6/6 can only take ONE Science A-level from Biology, Chemistry or Physics. Trilogy Science students with 7/7 can do TWO Science A-levels and those with 8/8 can take THREE Science A-levels.
Students take three 120-minute exams that cover the content of the eight units plus the option that the student has chosen. There is further testing of the analysis, interpretation, and evaluation of scientific information.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Lincolnshire |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | West Street, Horncastle, LN9 5AD |
Students will build on their GCSE knowledge of Physics, whether they have studied separate Physics GCSE or Trilogy Science. They will also be introduced to completely new concepts such as Particle Physics and Special Relativity. The first year consists of five units: - Measurements - Particles - Waves - Mechanics - Electricity The second year consists of three further units: - Further Mechanics - Fields and Nuclear Physics - A choice of Astrophysics, Medical Physics, Engineering Physics, Turning Points in Physics, and Electronics.
- GCSE grade 6 or above in Physics. - OR a GCSE grade 6-6 or above in Trilogy Science. - NB: Trilogy Science students achieving 6/6 can only take ONE Science A-level from Biology, Chemistry or Physics. Trilogy Science students with 7/7 can do TWO Science A-levels and those with 8/8 can take THREE Science A-levels.
Students take three 120-minute exams that cover the content of the eight units plus the option that the student has chosen. There is further testing of the analysis, interpretation, and evaluation of scientific information.