GCSE OCR Foundation Physics
GCSE OCR Foundation Physics Revision Notes
Free GCSE OCR Foundation Physics revision notes: 9 topics, each broken down into subtopics and lessons.
9 topics and 178 lessons for GCSE OCR Foundation Physics. Each topic lists its subtopics so you can go straight to the part you need.
GCSE OCR Foundation Physics topics Every topic in this course, with the subtopics inside each one.
Topics and what they cover Topic P1: Matter : 17 lessons: P1.1 The particle model, P1.2 Changes of state, P1.3 PressureTopic P2: Forces : 37 lessons: P2.1 Motion, P2.2 Newton's laws, P2.3 Forces in actionTopic P3: Electricity : 21 lessons: P3.1 Static and charge, P3.2 Simple circuitsTopic P4: Magnetism and magnetic fields : 10 lessons: P4.1 Magnets and magnetic fields, P4.2 Uses of magnetismTopic P5: Waves in matter : 14 lessons: P5.1 Wave behaviour, P5.2 The electromagnetic spectrum, P5.3 Wave interactionTopic P6: Radioactivity : 16 lessons: P6.1 Radioactive emissions, P6.2 Uses and hazardsTopic P7: Energy : 14 lessons: P7.1 Work done, P7.2 Power and efficiencyTopic P8: Global challenges : 23 lessons: P8.1 Physics on the move, P8.2 Powering EarthTopic P9: Practical skills : 26 lessons: PAG P1 Materials, PAG P2 Forces, PAG P3 Motion, PAG P4 Measuring waves, PAG P5 Energy, PAG P6 Circuit componentsOther courses and past papers Not your exam board or tier? The Physics page lists every course we cover.
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Frequently asked questions How do I know GCSE OCR Foundation Physics is my course? Check the level, exam board and tier with your teacher, or look at the front of a past paper you have been given. Content differs between boards, so it is worth getting this right first.
Where should I start? Start with the topic you find hardest, or the one your next test is on. Read a lesson, then close it and write down what you remember before moving on.