Physics

Image: Physics subject symbol - an oxygen atomThis section contains materials that support the delivery of Triple Science GCSE Physics. The broad subject areas that you can see on the left are designed to guide you to the resources of interest to you. Materials that do not easily fit into the subject-specific sections can be found in the ‘Physics resources and case studies’ section.

When you have reached a topic section, you can narrow your search according to your awarding body or the type of resource you are seeking.

If you are uncertain about which topic to choose, you can use the Search box on the right, using keywords from your awarding body specification. Choose the ‘Section’ option to search within the ‘Resources’ section of the TSSP website. NOTE: use inverted commas to search for phrases. For example, if you use “seismic waves” instead of just seismic waves, the many resources for “waves” will not also be listed.

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AQA (1) | Edexcel (1) | OCR 21st Century Science (1) | OCR Gateway (1) | WJEC (1) | Activity Resources (1) | Instructional (3) | Learning Resource (2) | News/Meetings/Conferences (1) | Promotional (6) | Publications / Correspondence (2) |

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  • The Triple Science Community
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    From Autumn 2007, the Learning and Skills Network will provide the TSSP to help schools plan, develop and implement triple science. It will consist of a generic programme available to all schools - su...

  • Teaching Triple Science: GCSE physics (Updated)
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    This is a subject-specific publication to support teachers in the delivery of Triple Science GCSE. It focusses on teaching and learning in GCSE physics and particularly on the content within physics e...

  • Prospectus for the triple science support programme 2009-10  (544 KB)
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    The Triple Science Support Programme (TSSP), delivered by the Learning and Skills Network (LSN) on behalf of Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) is now in its third successful yea...

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  • Study visit to CERN, Geneva
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    If you teach physics in a secondary school or college you might be interested in an amazing opportunity to visit CERN in Switzerland.

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  • Prospectus for the triple science support programme 2009-10  (544 KB)
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    The Triple Science Support Programme (TSSP), delivered by the Learning and Skills Network (LSN) on behalf of Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) is now in its third successful yea...

  • Shipwrecked  (199 KB)
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    From Morse code to digital and analogue signals

  • Light bulbs  (238 KB)
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    An activity surrounding (you guessed it) energy saving light bulbs with good levels of detail including some spectral analysis (possible case study).

  • Mapped  (512 KB)
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    A worksheet going from finding the height of mountains to the distance of stars

  • Lenses  (217 KB)
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    One from pair of detailed slideshows to take you (and the students) through lenses and all the corresponding content including ray diagrams and experimental photos.

  • Parachute  (48 KB)
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    A collection of documents that are designed to help with an AQA ISA on Parachutes.

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