Master GCSE Physics & Achieve Top Grades
Our structured weekly programme helps students master core GCSE physics content, strengthen exam skills, and build scientific confidence.
- Structured Weekly Programme
- Full Year 10 Physics Curriculum
- Qualified UK Teachers
- Live Online Lessons
- Progress Tracking
What we cover
9 modules. Every mark accounted for.
What Students Will Learn
Energy
Understand energy stores, transfers, efficiency and key calculations
Electricity
Learn circuits, current, voltage, resistance and electrical power
Particle Model
Understand density, internal energy and changes of state
Forces
Explore motion, acceleration, Newton’s laws and momentum
Waves
Understand wave properties, behaviour and wave calculations
Magnetism
Learn magnetic fields, poles and magnetic interactions
Electromagnetism
Explore motors, generators and real-world applications
Working Scientifically
Develop practical, analytical and experimental skills
Exam Technique
Apply knowledge through GCSE-style questions and calculations
The year at a glance
A structured programme — term by term.
Term Breakdown
Focus: KS3 to GCSE transition
- Energy calculations
- Circuits and equations
- Thermal physics
- Particle model
- Forces basics
- Waves introduction
- Electromagnetism basics
Diagnostic & GCSE readiness check
Week by week
Year 10 Physics Weekly Curriculum
Structured 52-week programme (July – July)
Designed to build knowledge, exam skills, and scientific mastery
Summer SchoolFocus: Transition to GCSE physics
- Week 1 — Energy Gap Repair (Calculations & Equations)
- Week 2 — Circuits Gap Repair (V = IR & Analysis)
- Week 3 — Thermal Physics (Internal Energy & Heating)
- Week 4 — Particle Model (Applications)
- Week 5 — Forces (Motion Equations)
- Week 6 — Specific Heat Capacity (Intro)
- Week 7 — Waves (Speed & Behaviour)
- Week 8 — GCSE Readiness Assessment
Autumn TermFocus: Energy and electricity
- Week 9 — Energy Model Recap
- Week 10 — Energy Transfers (Sankey Diagrams)
- Week 11 — Work Done
- Week 12 — Power
- Week 13 — Efficiency
- Week 14 — Specific Heat Capacity
- Week 15 — Required Practical (SHC Investigation)
- Week 16 — Internal Assessment 1
- Week 17 — Electric Charge
- Week 18 — Potential Difference
- Week 19 — Resistance
- Week 20 — I–V Characteristics
- Week 21 — Series Circuits
- Week 22 — Parallel Circuits
- Week 23 — Electrical Power
- Week 24 — Assessment Consolidation
Spring TermFocus: Particles and forces
- Week 25 — Internal Assessment 2
- Week 26 — Particle Model Recap
- Week 27 — Density
- Week 28 — Internal Energy
- Week 29 — Gas Pressure
- Week 30 — Required Practical (Density)
- Week 31 — Particle Systems
- Week 32 — Internal Assessment 3
- Week 33 — Forces Review
- Week 34 — Resultant Forces
- Week 35 — Motion Graphs
- Week 36 — Acceleration
- Week 37 — Newton’s Laws
Summer TermFocus: Waves, magnetism and exam preparation
- Week 38 — Momentum
- Week 39 — Internal Assessment 4
- Week 40 — Waves Recap
- Week 41 — Wave Properties
- Week 42 — Wave Speed
- Week 43 — Reflection & Refraction
- Week 44 — Electromagnetic Spectrum
- Week 45 — Internal Assessment 5
- Week 46 — Magnetism
- Week 47 — Electromagnets
- Week 48 — Motors & Generators
- Week 49 — Synoptic Physics
- Week 50 — Mixed Review
- Week 51 — Problem Solving
- Week 52 — Full Mock Assessment
How we measure progress
Assessment Breakdown
Baseline Assessment
Summer School / Start of Autumn TermFocus: KS3 physics recall · GCSE readiness · Core concept gaps
Internal Assessment 1
Late OctoberFocus: Energy stores and transfers · Work done · Efficiency and specific heat capacity
Internal Assessment 2
JanuaryFocus: Electricity · Circuits · Current, voltage and resistance
Internal Assessment 3
FebruaryFocus: Particle model · Density · Internal energy and pressure
Internal Assessment 4
AprilFocus: Forces · Motion · Momentum and graphs
Internal Assessment 5
JuneFocus: Waves · Electromagnetic spectrum · Wave calculations
Full Mock Assessment
Late June / Early JulyFocus: Full GCSE physics paper · Synoptic physics · Extended calculations and problem solving
- 3x
- Higher Grades (7-9) than the National Avg.
- 800+
- Students in Our Cohort this Year
- 100+
- Classes Running Each Week
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