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Free Lessons -> GCSE / Key Stage 4 -> Physics
Build physics confidence with clear models, equations, practical reasoning, worked examples and board-aware guidance.
Practicals
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Maths
Target substitution, rearranging, units, gradients, graph areas, percentages, standard form and multi-step calculations.
Exam prep
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Lesson 1 · Study skills
A starter lesson for GCSE Physics: how to use models, equations, units, practical evidence and careful explanations.
Lesson 2 · Energy
Learn how GCSE Physics describes energy stores, transfer pathways, conservation and wasted energy.
Lesson 3 · Forces
Learn how resultant force, speed, acceleration and motion graphs work together in GCSE Physics.
Lesson 4 · Electricity
Learn how charge, current, potential difference and resistance describe simple electrical circuits.
Lesson 5 · Particle model
Use the particle model to explain density, changes of state, internal energy and heating.
Lesson 6 · Waves
Learn the core wave vocabulary, wave speed equation and electromagnetic spectrum safety ideas.
Lesson 7 · Atomic structure
Learn nuclear structure, alpha, beta and gamma radiation, half-life and safe handling ideas.
Lesson 8 · Magnetism
Learn magnetic fields, electromagnets, the motor effect and generator ideas at GCSE level.
Lesson 9 · Practical skills
Practise variables, accuracy, uncertainty, graphs, safety and evaluation for GCSE Physics practical questions.
Lesson 10 · Energy
Compare energy resources, calculate power and efficiency, and explain useful and wasted transfers.
Lesson 11 · Electricity
Use the core circuit equations linking charge, current, potential difference, energy and resistance.
Lesson 12 · Electricity
Compare current, potential difference and resistance in series and parallel circuits.
Lesson 13 · Particle model
Calculate energy changes during heating and changes of state using GCSE Physics equations.
Lesson 14 · Forces
Read motion graphs, calculate gradients and use area under velocity-time graphs.
Lesson 15 · Forces
Use Newton's laws to explain motion and calculate force, mass and acceleration.
Lesson 16 · Forces
Calculate momentum, explain stopping distance and connect forces to road safety.
Lesson 17 · Waves
Explain reflection, refraction, diffraction and basic lens behaviour using wave ideas.
Lesson 18 · Practical skills
Plan, carry out and evaluate the specific heat capacity practical using energy, mass and temperature change.
Lesson 19 · Practical skills
Investigate current-potential difference graphs for a resistor, filament lamp and diode.
Lesson 20 · Practical skills
Investigate how wire length affects resistance while controlling material, thickness and temperature.
Lesson 21 · Practical skills
Investigate how force and mass affect acceleration using trolleys, light gates or motion sensors.
Lesson 22 · Practical skills
Measure wave speed using frequency and wavelength in a ripple tank or stretched string setup.
Lesson 23 · Electricity
Understand mains electricity, live, neutral and earth wires, fuses, circuit breakers and safe power use.
Lesson 24 · Electricity
Explain charging by friction, attraction and repulsion, sparks and electric field patterns.
Lesson 25 · Exam technique
Use a calm final routine for equations, units, graphs, required practicals and explanation questions.
Lesson 26 · Calculation skills
Practise choosing equations, rearranging them, converting units and checking physics answers sensibly.
Lesson 27 · Electricity
Use charge, current, potential difference, resistance, energy and power equations in circuit questions.
Lesson 28 · Forces
Calculate moments, explain equilibrium and describe how levers and gears change turning effects.
Lesson 29 · Forces
Use force-extension graphs, Hooke's law, spring constant and elastic potential energy.
Lesson 30 · Energy
Connect work done, force, distance, power and energy transfer in GCSE Physics questions.
Lesson 31 · Atomic structure
Compare irradiation and contamination, and explain medical, industrial and safety uses of nuclear radiation.
Lesson 32 · Particle model
Explain pressure in gases and fluids using particles, depth, density and force over area.
Lesson 33 · Waves
Link electromagnetic spectrum regions to communication, heating, imaging, medicine and hazards.
Lesson 34 · Atomic structure
Balance nuclear equations, use half-life data and choose radiation safety controls.
Lesson 35 · Magnetism
Explain the force on a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field and how simple motors turn.
Lesson 36 · Magnetism
Explain induced potential difference, generators and how changing magnetic fields produce electricity.
Lesson 37 · Electricity
Explain step-up and step-down transformers, transmission voltage and energy losses in the National Grid.
Lesson 38 · Space physics
Cover the GCSE space physics basics: solar system objects, gravity, circular orbits and satellites.
Lesson 39 · Space physics
Learn how stars form, remain stable and evolve into white dwarfs, neutron stars or black holes.
Lesson 40 · Practical skills
Measure density for regular solids, irregular solids and liquids using mass and volume.
Lesson 41 · Forces
Explain weight, drag, resultant force and terminal velocity using force diagrams and motion reasoning.
Lesson 42 · Electricity
Use transformer turns ratios, power relationships and efficiency ideas in National Grid questions.
Lesson 43 · Practical skills
Investigate how surface colour and texture affect infrared emission and absorption.
Lesson 44 · Waves
Compare sound, ultrasound and seismic waves, including reflection, echoes, imaging and Earth structure.
Lesson 45 · Practical skills
Investigate reflection and refraction using ray boxes, mirrors, glass blocks and careful angle measurements.
Lesson 46 · Space
Use red-shift evidence to explain galaxy recession, the expanding universe and the Big Bang model.
Lesson 47 · Atomic structure
Compare the plum pudding model, alpha scattering evidence and the nuclear model of the atom.
Coming next
The next batch should add remaining depth around waves, electromagnetism, practical analysis and mixed exam review.