This resource includes PowerPoint presentations for the entire AQA GCSE Physics P4 Unit about Electricity. The topics covered include; charge, current, potential difference, resistance, IV characteristics, series and parallel circuits, LDRs, Thermistors, Static, Electric Fields, Domestic Electricity, Power, Energy Transfer and the National Grid. There are a series of cloze worksheets (answers on PPT) for lower ability classes.

Particle collisions and pressure, Pressure law, Charles's Law, Boyle's Law, Graphs, combined gas law, Brownian Motion, Moles, Molarity, and Ideal gas equation. This resource was designed to be used with AQA A Level Physics, but could be used with any Physics course.

Fibre Optics, Refraction, Snell's Law, Refractive Index, Critical Angle, Equation for critical angle, Total Internal Reflection, Cladding and Core Material, Advantages of Cladding, Refractive Index of Cladding, Endoscopy and how Endoscopes work.

What is a laser, what is light, Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, Uses of lasers, Types of Laser, Laser surgery, Advantages over a traditional scalpel, Human Eye, Laser Eye Surgery, Complications from laser eye surgery, Lasers in cosmetic dermatology.

Frequency range, wave equation, piezo-electric effect, transabdominal, transrectal, transvaginal, Doppler effect, Doppler ultrasound and blood flow measurement in carotid artery, ultrasound for therapy in sports injury, ultrasound for breaking up kidney stones, ultrasound echoes, ultrasound images of foetus, ultrasound image and reflection, amplitude scans, brightness scans, sector scans, acoustic impedance, reflection coefficient equation, coupling gel, frequency, resolution and penetration, advantages and disadvantages.

What is Cancer, Cobalt-60 source, Energy delivery, External Beam Radiotherapy, Rotating source and focal point, avoiding vital organs, side effects (general, specific and sexual), Gamma Knife Surgery, Side effects, Proton Beam therapy, advantages and disadvantages, and side effects

Infra-red radiation, wave equation, sources of IR and surfaces, space blankets and hypothermia, non-medical uses of IR, thermography and screening for breast cancer, dangers of IR, mammography and screening for breast cancer, advantages and disadvantages of thermography and mammography.

States of matter, Changing state, cooling curve, heating curve, Equation of specific heat capacity, Measuring heat capacity, Equation for specific latent heat and measuring specific latent heat. This resource is designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but it could be used with any Physics course.

What is Pressure, Pressure equation, low pressure, high pressure, gas pressure, particles, balanced pressure, collapsing bottle, atmospheric pressure, pressure and altitude, pressure in water, equation for pressure in water, and upthrust caused by pressure difference. A worksheet (cloze activity) is included about the Titanic disaster and forces on the ship.

Radiopharmaceuticals, technetium-99m, Iodine-123, production methods (cyclotrons and nuclide separation), effective half life, bone scans, thyroid scans, doses of common nuclear medicine techniques, risk versus benefit, and gamma ray cameras.

The resource combines a bit of Christmas with the following physics topics; acceleration, vector addition of forces, Newton's third law, air resistance, distance-time graphs, velocity-time graphs, parachutes, resultant forces and Newton's second law.

Definitions, Formula, SI Units, As a result of energy changes, Examples, Using the formula, Example questions and answers, and a practical activity. The presentation was designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but could be used with any GCSE Physics course.

Splitting the Atom, Fast and Slow Neutrons, Fission Equation, Energy Release from mass defect, Chain Reaction, Nuclear Reactor, Control Rods, Moderator, Fuel Rods and Nuclear Explosion. This resource is designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but can be used with any Physics course.

Fossil Fuels, Formation of Fossil Fuels, Global Warming, Power Stations, Energy Changes in Power Station, Renewable Energy Sources and Table for Research Task. This resource is designed for use with Cambridge IGCSE Physics, but could be used for any Physics course.

Principle of Moments, Conditions of Equilibrium, Centre of Mass, Examples of problems (bridges and ladders). This resources is designed to be used with Cambridge AS Level Physics, but could be used with any Physics course.

This resource was designed for lower ability students. It deals with Galileo's invention of the telescope and subsequent discovery of Jupiter's four largest moons. The worksheet is designed to help students understand the link between orbital period and strength of gravity.

Heat loss in homes, double glazing, loft insulation, cavity wall insulation, hot water tank jacket, draught proofing, silver foil lining and payback time. This resource could be used with any KS3 Physics course.

Momentum, Conservation of momentum, Newton's second law, Impulse, Elastic Collisions, Inelastic collisions, Perfectly inelastic collisions, Explosions, Recoil, Rockets, Loading trucks, Bouncing of a wall, Rackets, and Bouncing balls. This resource was designed to be used with Cambridge IGCE Physics, but could be used with any Physics course.

This resource was designed to be used in conjunction with Cambridge IGCE Physics unit 'quantum mechanics'. The content relates to photoelectric effect, wave like nature of light, photons, photoelectric equation and photocells. It can be used with any A Level Physics syllabus.

This resource contains seven lectures (lessons) about character development based on the book by David Brooks called ‘The Road to Character’. Each lecture focuses on a different aspect of character development with particular reference to a historical figure from the ‘Great Generation’ (born pre-1940)in the United States; The Summoned Self - Frances Perkins Self Examination - Dorothy Day Self Conquest - Dwight Eisenhower Self Respect - Asa Philip Randolph Self Mastery - George Marshall Self Determination - Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Big Self and Little Self - Johnny Unitas and Joe Namath The lectures focus on how different people developed through their early life, college career, working life and their life achievement. The key is the dedication of their lives to humble service and not self glory and how they have impacted the world. These lectures were developed for a Year 8 lecture series.