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Year 11 Physics Scheme of Work

Seventy-one pages completing the two-year course. Year 10 was the mechanical world; this is what cannot be touched: light and the electromagnetic spectrum, magnetic fields, the inside of the atom, and the universe. The remaining forty-six of the subject content’s one hundred and twenty-three statements are taught here, each mapped to the phase that teaches it. Seven figures, an equations page dividing the nineteen relationships to recall from the nine supplied, and eight named joints back to Year 10.

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Curriculum map · Year 11 Physics Scheme of Work, page 3
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Curriculum map · Year 11 Physics Scheme of Work, page 4
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Statutory subject content — the two years together · Year 11 Physics Scheme of Work, page 5
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Statutory subject content — the two years together · Year 11 Physics Scheme of Work, page 6
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1A · Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum · Year 11 Physics Scheme of Work, page 7
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1A · Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum · Year 11 Physics Scheme of Work, page 8
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