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A Level Physics
Pupils are entered for the EDEXCEL Physics A Level.
COURSE STRUCTURE:
A Level Examined at the end of Year 13 (30% of the final grade) Mechanics |
Advanced Physics 2: Examined at the end of Year 13 (30% of the final grade) Materials |
General and Practical Principles in Physics: Examined at the end of the Year 13 (40% of the final grade). This question paper draws on any part of the course and will contain questions which assess understanding of experimental methods and analytical techniques, including the core practicals.Science Practical Endorsement Pupils will also work towards the practical endorsements in lessons completing 16 set practical activities over the 2 years. This will lead to a Pass or Fail of the endorsement. This element is completely separate to the A level and no marks from this contribute towards the final A level grade. |
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COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Physics is traditionally seen as one of the most difficult A Level subjects. The jump from GCSE is significant. Pupils making a success of the course need to be able to work independently and to have a high level of mathematical ability. It is highly recommended The minimum entry requirements for academic level 3 study apply. In addition: You will be required to complete independent study throughout the course. Further course details can be obtained from: http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-a-levels/physics-2015.html |