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Lesson resources and homework (marked HWK)

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Lesson resources and homework (marked HWK)

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Complete and mark the HWK questions every double lesson. Make and review summary notes.

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The reccommended revision guide

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Please note this title is suitable for any student studying:
Exam Board: OCR

Exactly matched to the OCR A Level Physics A specification, the Revision Guide provides comprehensive, specification-linked content, so you can be sure you are covering everything you need to know for the exams. It is packed with engaging revision and practice material to keep you focused and contains a wealth of exam-style questions to test your knowledge and skills to help you fully prepare for the exams.
Level: A Level
Subject: Physics A
First teaching: September 2015
First exams: June 2017

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OCR A Level Physics A Revision Guide: Get Revision with Results (OCR A Level Sciences)

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Exactly matched to the OCR A Level Physics A specification, the Revision Guide provides comprehensive, specification-linked content, so you can be sure you are covering everything you need to know for the exams. It is packed with engaging revision and practice material to keep you focused and ...

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Make summary notes and complete Isaac Physics questions

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Lever arch files to store worksheets and notes

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Silvine 160 Page A4 Refill Pad, Head Bound and Punched 4 Holes. Ruled 8mm Feint with Margin [Pack of 5], White

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What else should I be doing in my independent study time?

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What else should I be doing in my independent study time?

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Excellent detailed revision notes including write-ups of the PAGs

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FREE Physics revision notes on Experimental Design. Designed by the teachers at SAVE MY EXAMS for the OCR A Level Physics syllabus.

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OCR A Physics Worksheets and Exam Style Questions.

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Recommended Physics Books, Films, TV and Games

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Recommended Physics Books, Films, TV and Games

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Cambridge University Sixth-Form Physics Lectures

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Cambridge University Sixth-Form Physics Lectures

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Evening lectures run by the Cavendish (the Cambridge University Physics department) targeted at 6th-form students

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Cambridge Physics Centre: Online Lecture Programme 2020/21

Supported by the Cavendish Laboratory, the Institute of Physics and the Department of Engineering.

Aims

This lecture series is aimed at those in years 12 and 13, and exists to enthuse, stimulate and challenge students and their teachers across the whole broad spectrum of physics-related topics. Previously a live event at the Cavendish Laboratory, we will be streaming the lectures via the Isaac Physics website until social distancing measures are relaxed.

An interactive Isaac Physics problem solving session starts at 4pm, lectures start at 5pm and finish by 6pm. There is no need to book these lectures, you can just log in on the day.

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Aims This lecture series is aimed at those in years 12 and 13, and exists to enthuse, stimulate and challenge students and their teachers across the whole broad spectrum of physics-related topics. Previously a live event at the Cavendish Laboratory, we will be streaming the lectures via the Isaac Physics website until social distancing measures are relaxed.

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Weekly talks every Wedensday at the Cambridge University Institute of Astronomy followed by an opportunity to look through their telescopes. Only a 15 minute bus from Cambourne!

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What happens at a public open evening?

Doors open at 6:30pm, and an astronomer will present a half-hour public talk, starting at 7.15pm. This is followed by an opportunity to look through the historical Northumberland and Thorrowgood telescopes if the weather is clear. Members of the Cambridge Astronomical Association also set up modern telescopes on the observatory lawns, with video projection facilities and expert commentary. We can't always guarantee observing, of course, as it is very weather-dependent. On a cloudy evening, the talk will instead be followed by tea and biscuits, and some short entertainment from the CAA.

Seating in the lecture theatre is available on a first-come, first-seated basis - if it's full, we'll do our best to seat you in an overspill room, where the talk will be live-streamed. We also stream our public talks live to the web (click here for the streaming link), and also archive the recordings for later viewing.

If you wish to skip the talk and only attend the observing, please arrive at 7.45pm (don't arrive before this, as we'll be still setting up!).

How do I know whether observing will take place?

We have to make a decision at around 6.45pm whether to set up the telescopes or not, and it's entirely weather-dependent - we can't observe if it's misty/raining/cloudy/very windy. A basic rule of thumb is that if you can't see any stars, then neither can we!

Check the live all-sky camera from the roof of the Observatory building

What do I need to bring?

Observing can sometimes be cold, so remember to wrap up warmly! You are welcome to bring a torch to help you find your way about the site; but if so, please wrap up the end in something seethrough and RED (such as a transparent sweet wrapper) so you don't lose your (or anyone else's) night vision.

How do I find you and where do I park?

We have maps showing how to find the IoA . There is plenty of parking available, with 3 car parks along Madingley Rise. Please allow a little time for finding parking and walking back to the IoA; you can always drop off people at the main entrance before finding parking. Please do not park along the verge or pavement on Madingley Rise.

What about children?

Children are very welcome; but please be aware that not all the talks will hold their interest for 30 minutes. Please look at the talk schedule to see which might be particularly suitable for a younger audience. As a rule, we provide talks for younger audiences during half term weeks.

(Alternatively, it's always possible to sneak out during the talk and look at the pretty pictures around the department instead till the observing begins!)

Group Parties

Small groups of people (ie 15-25) are welcome; however, we have to limit such groups to only one per session so that we can retain the 'drop-in' public nature of the evening. Look at the season's schedule to see which evenings still have a space for a group booking and please get in touch with Dr Matthew Bothwell. It may be possible to accommodate a larger group at a separate, private vewing - if you are interested in this option please submit a group booking request.

What about disabled access?

The building, lecture theatre, outside floor show and one of the two historical telescopes all are wheelchair-accessible. There is a disabled parking place next to the front door at the left. Please get in touch with Dr Matthew Bothwell if you have any specific concerns.

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The Institute of Astronomy is open every Wednesday evening 7 - 9pm between October and March. Entrance is free, and there is no need to book (unless your group has more than 15 people). Each evening consists of a 30 minute public talk about astronomy, followed by (weather dependent!) stargazing.

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Please note this title is suitable for any student studying:
Exam Board: OCR

Exactly matched to the OCR A Level Physics A specification, the Revision Guide provides comprehensive, specification-linked content, so you can be sure you are covering everything you need to know for the exams. It is packed with engaging revision and practice material to keep you focused and contains a wealth of exam-style questions to test your knowledge and skills to help you fully prepare for the exams.
Level: A Level
Subject: Physics A
First teaching: September 2015
First exams: June 2017

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OCR A Level Physics A Revision Guide: Get Revision with Results (OCR A Level Sciences)

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