The A-Level Physics course offers a comprehensive foundation in the principles and concepts that underpin the physical world. In the early stages, students will be introduced to the basics of physics, including the scientific method, measurement, and the importance of units and conversions. The course then progresses into the study of mechanics, exploring motion, forces, and Newton's laws of motion, followed by a deep dive into gravity and Kepler's laws.

As students advance, they will study the critical topics of energy and momentum, learning about work, energy conservation, and the relationship between momentum and impulse. This theoretical knowledge is essential for understanding how energy is transferred and conserved in physical systems. The course also covers waves and optics, with a focus on wave properties, sound waves, and light, while addressing how these concepts are applied in real-world scenarios.

Electricity and magnetism are explored in detail, with lessons on electric charge, fields, circuits, and electromagnetism. In addition, the course touches on the cutting-edge topics of modern physics, including the special theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, and nuclear physics. This blend of classical and modern physics ensures that students gain a holistic understanding of the subject, preparing them for higher education or careers in scientific fields.