Overview

Course focus

Year 9 is about building the foundations that make later physics easier to understand. The main focus is on practical work, careful measurement, graph skills, and simple models that explain what you observe.

Across the year, you move from practical skills into springs, thermal ideas, density, planetary physics, moments, oscillations, and simple circuits. By the end of the course, you should be more confident with planning an investigation, handling data, using equations, and explaining physical patterns clearly.

Topic pages keep practical work and physics ideas connected.

Build confidence with graphs, uncertainty, and experimental analysis.

Lesson pages break each topic into manageable steps.

Topics

Topic map for Year 9

Open a topic to see the lesson sequence, key resources, and revision support for that unit.