Rumi School of Innovative Sciences (RSIS)

Physics

GCSE · CCEA

CCEA GCSE Physics is assessed by written examinations plus a practical skills assessment, and sits alongside Biology and Chemistry in the separate-science route in Northern Ireland.

Content covers forces, motion and Newton's laws, momentum, work, energy and power, energy resources and efficiency, electricity and domestic electricity, magnetism and electromagnetism, waves and the electromagnetic spectrum, light, radioactivity, kinetic theory, and space physics including the life cycle of stars.

Physics rewards disciplined layout: selecting the correct equation, substituting with units, and stating the answer clearly. That habit, plus practice on the extended-response questions, is usually what lifts a grade.

Curriculum Breakdown

Important Topics

  • Forces & MotionNewton's laws, motion graphs, momentum, work, energy and power.
  • Energy ResourcesRenewable and non-renewable sources, efficiency and the national grid.
  • ElectricityCircuits, current, voltage, resistance, power and domestic electricity safety.
  • Magnetism & ElectromagnetismMagnetic fields, motors, generators and transformers.
  • Waves & the EM SpectrumWave properties, sound, light, and the uses and risks of the EM spectrum.
  • RadioactivityTypes of radiation, half-life, fission, fusion and nuclear safety.
  • Kinetic Theory & SpaceGas laws, specific heat, the life cycle of stars, redshift and the Big Bang.

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