How to complete your Science homework to a high standard

by Kelly Mullenger | Nov 2, 2023 | Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Revision

Are you a procrastinator when it comes to homework? Completing science homework effectively requires a combination of good study habits and a systematic approach. Remember that your teacher is there to help as well, so always ask if you are unclear on the task set....

KS3 Physics equations you need to learn

by Kelly Mullenger | Oct 11, 2023 | Physics

In KS3 (Key Stage 3) physics, students typically cover a range of basic physics concepts and equations.  These equations are the foundations for your GCSE Physics understanding.  Here are some of the key equations you may encounter in KS3 Physics and these will...

Forces – How to identify them around you

by Kelly Mullenger | May 26, 2023 | Physics

Can you identify the different forces acting around you? Are you able to predict how they may change with speed and different conditions? Do you know your balanced and unbalanced forces and how they can be represented? Read on to find out more about Forces, Newtons...

How can our online resources help your exam results?

by Kelly Mullenger | Mar 21, 2023 | Biology, Chemistry, KS3 Science, Physics, Revision

Do you know where to start when it comes to preparing for upcoming assessments or the completion of homework? Are you aware of ALL the topics that need to be covered in KS3 Science (Years 7-9)? Would you like to know how our videos and resources can help?  ...

Space – what you need to know about gravity, length of days and seasons

by Kelly Mullenger | Apr 11, 2022 | Physics

What do you learn about Space in KS3 (Key Stage Three)? Do you understand the role gravity has in space? Can you explain how our planet is linked to the length of a day? Do you know why when it is winter in the UK; Australia is usually experiencing a lovely warm...

The main points you need to know about magnetism

by Kelly Mullenger | Feb 15, 2022 | Physics

Does Magnetism baffle you? Are you confused when it comes to drawing the magnetic field around a magnet? Was it a topic you just didn’t get the hang of the first time around, or do you just need a little refresh on where to start for revision? What are the key...