The first step to success in your GCSE is ensuring you have a thorough understanding of the content of the course.

Provided here are summary notes on all eight topics for iGCSE physics. One of the best ways to achieve a 9 in any subject is to read the material ahead of time and review the content regularly. The included notes supply a good starting point for your independent study of iGCSE physics.

Please use this one page study guide to help point you in the right direction of some handy resources for your success in physics.

After you have taken revision notes it is a good idea to do practice test papers. It is advised that you do these under test conditions (in silence, in a certain amount of time). QP stands for 'Question Paper' and MS stands for 'Mark Scheme'. A more complete list with even more papers can be found here: https://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/physics-revision/igcse-edexcel/

A wacky and fun channel with great animations. It does a very good job of making the material even more engaging.

By the same people that do Crash Course: Physics, this playlist will give a brief introduction to what it means to be an engineer including the different types of engineer, how engineers solve problems and recent events in the field.

A channel dedicated to the design of various machines including recent phone technologies, military technology, civil engineering projects and even some quantum computing.

A phenomenally animated science education channel that bring a sociological and philosophical spin to many important scientific ideas and questions. Like Veritasium, this channel is not exclusively about physics but it does contain a lot of physics topics in it.

Interested in Astrophysics? Wondering if they've found life on Europa yet, or if we really are doomed to be obliterated by cosmic rays? PBS Space Time is a channel of various Astrophysics shorts that host a plethora of topics including Quasars, super-massive black holes and advanced quantum theory.

Minute physics is a series of very short, basically animated videos about physics that are designed to do one thing: expand your knowledge about how the universe works. The channel author does a very good job of attacking common misconceptions in physics and in science in general. Some of these topics are very complicated, but he explains them well.