Physics is a fundamental science which forms the basis for much of present and future technology. Physics is about finding things out – about explaining how things work. All physics courses develop numeracy, problem solving and practical skills.
You will have the privilege of being taught by these charming teachers below:
Congratulations to all our Physicists of the Month for all our S3-S6 classes! Check out the notice board to see who they are!
Physics qualifications give learners an insight into the underlying nature of our world and its place in the universe. From the sources of the energy we use, to the exploration of space, Physics covers a range of applications of the relationships that have been discovered through experiment and calculation.
Careers
You can follow many career options through the study of Physics.
Medical : Medicine, Dentistry, Ophthalmic Optician, Radiography, Physiotherapy, Veterinary, Nursing, etc.
Building :Trade Plumbers and Joiners require some background knowledge of electrical work, as do Electricians separately.
Engineering :Physics is required in all types of engineering courses at College and University and for all types of Physical Science degrees.
Non numerate courses at College or University: Many pupils use Physics as a numerate subject at this level if their curriculum is based on literary subjects to provide a balance
Please visit our other Science department family web pages by clicking on the links below: