This section includes a range of curriculum resources for teaching and learning, as well as How to guides to help you encourage and develop physics at your school. Use the filters to help find the resources you are looking for.
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These research cards introduce the achievements of six Black physicists.
Evaluation models & tools built around the theories of science capital.
A introduction to the night sky and stargazing events.
Planning a primary science ambassador scheme? Find ideas and inspiration with this guide.
Ideas and inspiration to help you create effective primary science wall displays.
A guide to the how and why of science moderation meetings.
This Phizzi focus includes stimulating ideas, links and resources to bring the topic of electricity into the primary classroom.
Make a hydrophone and see if sound travels through water.
Some suggestions to help you set up a primary science lab.
Use this Phizzi practical to make and test a heat shield.
This Phizzi focus has been written for International Women's Day and includes links, resources and ideas to celebrate women in science.
A guide to support school science governors.
These research cards identify six key individuals in the history of our understanding about light.
A primary science enquiry exploring the force of friction.
These research cards identify six key developments in the history of hearing devices.
Investigate forces and flight in this paper aeroplane practical.
A physics-themed practical activity with links to maths.
Research cards on six Moon landings over the years, giving an insight into space exploration.
Research cards on six individuals and projects that made contributions to how our ideas about friction have changed over time.
Create a till roll timeline mapping 10 of the loudest sounds heard over the past two centuries.
A guide to setting up a student-led science committee.
Fair test enquiries in primary science are an opportunity for children to explore cause and effect relationships in science.
Overview and advice on planning a trip to CERN.
Observing over time enquiries in primary science are a fantastic way for children to be curious about the world around them.
Create a till roll timeline of the history of the universe and get children looking at the bigger picture.
Research cards on six individuals and projects that made contributions to how our ideas about gravity have changed over time.
Pattern-seeking enquiries in primary science involve children making measurements or observations to explore situations.
Research cards on six individuals and projects in the history of Earth and space, together with a lesson plan for the history of the solar system.
In this type of primary science enquiry, children make observations and measurements to help them look for similarities and differences.
This Phizzi focus includes stimulating ideas, links and resources to bring the topic of Earth and space into the primary classroom.
In primary science research enquiries, children get to use a range of secondary sources to help them find the answers to ‘big questions’.
This resource helps children to develop skills in exploring how scientific ideas have changed over time.
Looking at how ideas about electricity have changed over time helps children develop their understanding of how science works.
A simple card game that can help children develop an awareness of the history of electricity.
A guide to running physics busking at your school.
A guide to running a rocket workshop at your school.
How to make and test a fruity battery.
In comparative tests in primary science the children compare different cases and situations.
A guide to organising an inter-school Physics Olympics.
Explore weight, mass and the force of gravity.
A guide to making your own scribblebot.
These research cards identify six key individuals in the history of our understanding about sound.
Increase the profile of science in school and inspire and engage children.
A physics-themed practical activity with links to maths.
Online study tools to help students develop the skills required to solve physical problems.
NUSTEM has teamed up with physics teacher Alom Shaha to produce a series of films on the A-level required practicals.
Making and investigating simple gears.
A guide to making your own simple electroscope.
A set of videos and a practical investigation from STEM Learning on 'Sound' and 'Light' to support working scientifically in the classroom.
A guide to utilising HLTAs to support primary science.
A guide to making your own simple coin battery.
A free online physics resource for all secondary school physics students and their teachers.
A simple card game that can help children develop an awareness of light sources and their history.
A physics-themed practical activity with links to maths.
Create a model of the solar system using playdough.
Follow this guide to make a simple magnetometer.
An ambassador scheme involves secondary students running their own science club for a local primary school.
Create a bear cave for the children to explore as they learn about light.
A simple card game that can help children develop an awareness of the history of space travel.
A physics-themed practical activity with links to maths.
A simple card game that can help children develop an awareness of materials and forces.
These research cards identify six key individuals in the history of electricity.
This Phizzi focus includes stimulating ideas, links and resources to bring the topic of space exploration into the primary classroom.
Practical activities to demonstrate sound vibrations.
A simple card game that can help children develop an awareness of forces and movement.
A simple card game that can help children develop an awareness of forces and flight.
A simple timelines game looking at how ideas about machines have changed over time.
A simple card game for children learning about the physical properties of materials.
Video tutorials for students and teachers of A-level physics.
Learn about the distances between planets and the Sun with a solar system for your pocket.
A series of short videos exploring several career options for physics graduates.
A phizzi foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
A Phizzi Foundation enquiry to encourage curiosity and questioning.
