Ignite your passion for the universe’s fundamental principles with our AQA A level Physics course. This program dives into essential topics such as mechanics, particles, waves, thermodynamics, fields, and nuclear physics, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the physical world and beyond. Physics is the cornerstone of technological innovation and critical in addressing global challenges. It underlies many cutting-edge fields, from renewable energy and quantum computing to space exploration and medical technologies. Our curriculum aims to equip students not only with theoretical knowledge but also with skills highly sought after in academia and industry. Students will learn to conduct experiments, analyse data, formulate hypotheses, and solve complex problems. In a world where challenges such as climate change, energy scarcity, and healthcare improvement are becoming increasingly pressing, physics holds the key to solutions. Our A level Physics course is not just a pathway to a qualification—it’s an invitation to shape the future. Join us on this exciting journey, and together, we can unlock the secrets of the universe, solve pressing global issues, and pioneer the technological advances of tomorrow.
A minimum of five GCSE passes grade 5 or above, including English, plus grade 6 in physics or combined science, and maths. Please note: maths and physics are key underpinning subjects for engineering degree courses, and are highly regarded by both hi-tech employers and universities. If you are considering a career in engineering we highly recommend you take A level physics alongside maths.
Exam Paper 1: Yr 12 topics (quantum physics, electricity, mechanics, and waves) worth 34% Exam Paper 2: Yr 13 topics (inc. gravitational/electric fields, electromagnetism, radioactivity) worth 34% Exam Paper 3: Section A - scientific and practical skills, Section B - Optional topic, worth 32% Alongside their A level, students complete a practical endorsement, assessed by teachers by observating key skills not covered in written exams. This supports progression and future career prospects.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Portsmouth |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | London Road, Hilsea, Portsmouth, PO2 9DU |
Ignite your passion for the universe’s fundamental principles with our AQA A level Physics course. This program dives into essential topics such as mechanics, particles, waves, thermodynamics, fields, and nuclear physics, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the physical world and beyond. Physics is the cornerstone of technological innovation and critical in addressing global challenges. It underlies many cutting-edge fields, from renewable energy and quantum computing to space exploration and medical technologies. Our curriculum aims to equip students not only with theoretical knowledge but also with skills highly sought after in academia and industry. Students will learn to conduct experiments, analyse data, formulate hypotheses, and solve complex problems. In a world where challenges such as climate change, energy scarcity, and healthcare improvement are becoming increasingly pressing, physics holds the key to solutions. Our A level Physics course is not just a pathway to a qualification—it’s an invitation to shape the future. Join us on this exciting journey, and together, we can unlock the secrets of the universe, solve pressing global issues, and pioneer the technological advances of tomorrow.
A minimum of five GCSE passes grade 5 or above, including English, plus grade 6 in physics or combined science, and maths. Please note: maths and physics are key underpinning subjects for engineering degree courses, and are highly regarded by both hi-tech employers and universities. If you are considering a career in engineering we highly recommend you take A level physics alongside maths.
Exam Paper 1: Yr 12 topics (quantum physics, electricity, mechanics, and waves) worth 34% Exam Paper 2: Yr 13 topics (inc. gravitational/electric fields, electromagnetism, radioactivity) worth 34% Exam Paper 3: Section A - scientific and practical skills, Section B - Optional topic, worth 32% Alongside their A level, students complete a practical endorsement, assessed by teachers by observating key skills not covered in written exams. This supports progression and future career prospects.