

A-level Physics A-level Physics is taught by five specialist teachers supported by a specialist technician. At A level we place a significant emphasis on independent study by our students. We have developed a supported self study programme that both year 13 and year 14 students follow. There are three compulsory modules in Year 13 leading to an AS-Physics award. These are Unit AS 1 - Forces, Energy & Electricity Unit AS 2 - Waves, Photons & Medical Physics Unit AS 3 - Practical Techniques (assessed by a practical exam)		Students who study physics end up in all sorts of interesting jobs because of their broad training and adaptability.
		Many students with physics qualifications go on to have successful careers in: the space and/or aerospace industries; medicine; technology; engineering; research and development; the stock market; teaching; IT and software industries.
There are three compulsory modules in Year 14 leading to an A-level Physics award. These are Unit A2 1 - Momentum, Thermal Physics, Circular Motion, Oscillations and Atomic and Nuclear Physics Unit A2 5 - Fields and Their Applications Unit A2 6 - Practical Techniques (assessed by a practical exam)
In 2009, 100% of our pupils passed A-level Physics with 65% of them achieving grade A		Courses A-level Physics GCSE Physics GCSE Astronomy Physics Department