The specification we will be following is the AQA (A) Physics course. This is a progressive and modern A Level course which builds on the skills and knowledge the students developed in Years 10 and 11. The course rewards students for using their imagination, initiative and interest in learning. The course covers a diverse range of concepts including particle physics; quantum phenomena; electricity; mechanics; fields and nuclear physics. Assessment is exam-based and will test both your recall of knowledge and ability to apply knowledge to a range of practical situations. There are 12 detailed and amended experiments carried out over two years. Students must complete 5 different competencies in this area of their studies. This involves researching, following methodology, data collection, reporting and referencing. These skills help students develop skills and knowledge and understanding of key concepts in Physics.
Entry to A Level requires students to have Physics GCSE at grade 7 or a grade 7 in the Physics 2 Trilogy examination. It should be emphasized that the course builds on knowledge acquired and understood during GCSE Physics / Additional Science at Key Stage 4. Mathematical skills are of enormous benefit to A-level physicists; although it is not requisite to take A-level mathematics, grade 9 - 5 at GCSE is essential.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Kent |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| Address | Highsted Road, Sittingbourne, ME10 4PT |
The specification we will be following is the AQA (A) Physics course. This is a progressive and modern A Level course which builds on the skills and knowledge the students developed in Years 10 and 11. The course rewards students for using their imagination, initiative and interest in learning. The course covers a diverse range of concepts including particle physics; quantum phenomena; electricity; mechanics; fields and nuclear physics. Assessment is exam-based and will test both your recall of knowledge and ability to apply knowledge to a range of practical situations. There are 12 detailed and amended experiments carried out over two years. Students must complete 5 different competencies in this area of their studies. This involves researching, following methodology, data collection, reporting and referencing. These skills help students develop skills and knowledge and understanding of key concepts in Physics.
Entry to A Level requires students to have Physics GCSE at grade 7 or a grade 7 in the Physics 2 Trilogy examination. It should be emphasized that the course builds on knowledge acquired and understood during GCSE Physics / Additional Science at Key Stage 4. Mathematical skills are of enormous benefit to A-level physicists; although it is not requisite to take A-level mathematics, grade 9 - 5 at GCSE is essential.