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Physics

What Students Learn

Following the national curriculum, students study motion and interactions alongside principles of energy and electromagnetism. Physical models and experimental inquiry connect mathematical relationships with observations and develop scientific reasoning in the explanation of real-world problems.

Learning Focus

1. Motion and forces: model movement and interactions

2. Energy and momentum: analyze processes through conservation

3. Electromagnetism: circuits and electromagnetic interactions

4. Experimental inquiry: measurements and evaluation of data and uncertainty

Learning Outcomes

Students construct physical representations, select appropriate principles for analysis, and explain the basis of calculations and experimental conclusions. The course emphasizes rigorous inquiry and the conditions under which models apply.