A series of 6 independent study tasks covering the GCSE content of the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Each with their own 9-1 Grade ladder to guide students to achieving their target levels - also aids teacher marking for setting improvement and next steps. Includes pre-linked online resources (such as BBC, Wikipedia and Youtube) to help students complete the tasks. Ideal for distance learning tasks, homework, revision or research lessons. Tasks include: The EM Spectrum, Radio & Microwaves, Light & Infrared, UV X-rays & Gamma, Communication, and X-rays in Medicine.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Half-Life, Activity, Count Rate, Random Nature of Decay, half-life equation (higher). Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical activity of modelling half-life, with various options - including dice, using beer and/or skittles!, along with tiered exam questions and markschemes.

A series of 6 independent study tasks covering the GCSE content of Radioactivity. Each with their own 9-1 Grade ladder to guide students to achieving their target levels - also aids teacher marking for setting improvement and next steps. Includes pre-linked online resources (such as BBC, Wikipedia, Youtube and more…) to help students complete the tasks. Ideal for distance learning tasks, homework, revision or research lessons. Tasks include: Discovery of Radiation, Types of Radiation, Radiation in Medicine, Half-Life & Activity, Fission, and Fusion.

A series of 3 independent study tasks covering the GCSE content of Energy Transfer by Heating. Each with their own 9-1 Grade ladder to guide students to achieving their target levels - also aids teacher marking for setting improvement and next steps. Includes pre-linked online resources (such as BBC, Wikipedia, Youtube and more…) to help students complete the tasks. Ideal for distance learning tasks, homework, revision or research lessons. Tasks include: Energy Transfer by Conduction, Specific Heat Capacity and Insulation.

A collection of resources ideal for starters, plenaries and revision for the Space topic of GCSE Physics (Life of Stars, Formation of the Solar System, Universe and Centripetal force). All based around the keywords and their descriptions. Includes Flash cards, Pelmanism cards, word search, missing vowels, anagrams, crossword, Taboo cards, and various match-up activities. Also includes an single answer grid especially useful for non-specialists and cover teachers. All black and white, printer friendly and designed around the new AQA specification, but will be just as useful for the other exam boards.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Red-shift, Red-shift and it’s relationship with speed, Observing galaxy movement and the expanding universe. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical activity to model star red-shift, along with exam question and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Isotopes, Alpha Decay, Beta Decay and Decay Equations. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes practice questions on decay equations and isotopes, along with exam questions and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Radioactive isotope uses in medicine, Why different isotopes are used for different techniques, Medical imaging, Background Radiation, Using radiation to destroy cancerous cells. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes all research sheets required (so no internet needed :) ), along with tiered exam questions and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Useful energy, Wasted energy, Dissipation of energy, Thermal transfers caused by friction, Energy loss to surroundings. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes practical activities of measuring thermal energy transfers caused by friction in various scenarios, along with tiered exam questions and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Instability in Stars, Life Stages of Stars, Supernova, and death of the Sun. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical activity to model Supernova, along with exam question and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Centripetal Force, Force direction in orbits, Velocity changes in Orbits, Orbit Stability and types of Satellite. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical activity to model orbital distance and time, along with exam question and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: How the Solar System formed, Protostars, How energy is released from a Star and Main Sequence Star stability. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical activity to model star formation, along with exam question and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Energy Stores, Energy Transfers, Transfer of Energy to Surroundings, Energy Changes in Falling Objects. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical circus activity to elicit ideas about transfers of energy, along with exam question and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Work Done, Energy and Work Relationships, W = F x s, and Work done against friction. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical activity to elicit ideas about work done and frictional forces, along with exam question and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Radioactive Substances, Types of Radiation and their discovery, when an atom emits radiation, and what affects the emission. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical demonstration with worksheet about using a Geiger counter and what it shows, along with exam questions and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Transverse waves, Longitudinal waves, Mechanical waves, electromagnetic waves. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a class practical with worksheet allowing students to experience both types of wave. Includes tiered exam questions and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: The Wave Speed Equation, The wave period equation as well as key terms: Amplitude, Frequency, Wavelength, Crest, Peak, Trough, Period. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes short practical (mini-ripple tanks) and practice questions on the wave speed equation, along with exam questions and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Conservation of Energy, Systems (Closed and Open) and Energy changes within a closed system. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical activity to elicit ideas about Conservation of energy in a pendulum system, along with exam question and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: The plum pudding model, the nuclear model, the constituent parts of the atom, and the acceptance and rejection of scientific ideas. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes a practical demonstration with worksheet about models of the atoms used in the demonstration, along with exam questions and markschemes.

GCSE Physics PowerPoint and accompanying resources covering: Sound waves, Pitch, Loudness, Hearing range and limitations of the ear, Echo sounding. Can be delivered in various ways depending on ability of class (or if non-specialist teacher). Includes practical along with tiered exam questions and markschemes.