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Number, proportion and ratio
Build fluency with fractions, percentages, standard form, proportion and ratio in practical settings.
Algebra and equations
Use algebraic notation, linear equations, formulae and inequalities to model and solve problems.
Straight-line graphs
Interpret and construct linear graphs from equations, points and real-world rates.
Quadratic graphs
Explore quadratic expressions through roots, turning points, symmetry and values from tables or equations.
Geometry and mensuration
Use angle facts and metric formulae for perimeter, area, surface area and volume.
Right-angled trigonometry
Use Pythagoras and sine, cosine and tangent to solve right-triangle problems.
Probability
Represent chance numerically, use equally likely outcomes and combine simple events.
Statistics and data
Summarise and compare data using averages, spread, frequency tables and basic charts.
Motion and graphs
Describe motion using distance-time and speed-time graphs, speed, acceleration and constant-acceleration equations.
Forces and momentum
Relate resultant force to motion and explore momentum, impulse and conservation in simple interactions.
Work, energy and power
Calculate work done, changes in gravitational and kinetic energy, and power in everyday systems.
Thermal physics
Explain heating, temperature, internal energy and transfer by conduction, convection and radiation.
Waves and light
Describe wave properties and use wave speed, reflection, refraction and ray ideas.
Electricity and circuits
Use current, potential difference and resistance relationships in simple series and parallel circuits.
Magnetism and induction
Describe magnetic fields, electromagnets, motor effects and electromagnetic induction at IGCSE level.
Atomic physics
Describe atomic structure, isotopes, nuclear radiation and simple ideas of half-life and safety.
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