HSC Physics

Course Overview

The Year 12 Physics course examines the laws and principles governing motion, energy, and the physical world. Students explore the concepts behind mechanics, electricity, electromagnetism, and modern physics, developing both theoretical understanding and practical investigation skills. It provides an excellent foundation for university courses in engineering, physical sciences, and technology.


Key Areas of Learning

ADVANCED MECHANICS

1. PROJECTILE MOTION

2. CIRCULAR MOTION

3. MOTION IN GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS

 

ELECTROMAGNETISM

1. CHARGED PARTICLES, CONDUCTORS AND ELECTRIC AND MAGENTIC FIELDS 

2. THE MOTOR EFFECT

3. ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION

4. APPLICATIONS OF THE MOTOR EFFECT

THE NATURE OF LIGHT

1. ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM

2. LIGHT - WAVE MODEL

3. LIGHT - QUANTUM MODEL

4. LIGHT AND SPECIAL RELATIVITY

FROM THE UNIVERSE TO THE ATOM

1. ORIGINS OF THE ELEMENTS

2. STRUCTURE OF THE ATOM

3. QUANTUM MECHANICAL NATURE OF THE ATOM

4. PROPERTIES OF THE NUCLEUS

5. DEEP INSIDE THE ATOM

Term Calendar - 2026

Day: Monday

Time: 4:45 pm to 6:15 pm

Duration: 10 weeks per school term

Plus: 2 Holiday Lessons (usually in the first week of the school break). Holiday lessons help us stay ahead of the school curriculum and allow extra time for revision and exam preparation

Fee: For enrolment details and fee, give us a call on 0431137611 

Note: Holiday lessons are included as part of the term fee. If a student cannot attend, they can revisit the lesson through our class recordings and are welcome to arrange a catch-up session for homework support.

Homework Help: Monday & Tuesday – 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm,
Saturday – 11 pm to 1 pm

Our Teaching Approach

All classes are taught by Sid, ensuring consistent guidance and a deep understanding of each student’s progress. Lessons are interactive, encouraging students to actively engage and ask questions. Our program is school and exam focused, with regular mock exams and thorough revision to build confidence and mastery. Sid goes beyond simply teaching the content—he shows students how to approach and think through problems, inspiring them to develop critical thinking skills and stay motivated throughout their learning journey.