Welcome to S3 Physics
Welcome to the S3 Physics website. Success In Shortage Subjects (S3) is a registered Charity (No1125644). Its Trustees are former Heads and Governors of secondary schools. The aims of S3 are to advance the education of the public by raising standards of teaching of Science, Mathematics and Modern Languages in schools generally and in particular Physics. You can read more about S3Physics by clicking here.
Please take a look around our website. The site has a comprehensive database of experiments and discussion forums, but for those you'll need to register. If this is your first visit to the site you can see more of what's on offer by viewing this sample experiment.
As a member of S3Physics you will get:
- Visits by excellent, qualified physics teachers, who are STEM Ambassadors and have received specialist training from the Institute of Physics. One member of each team is usually a recently retired Physics teacher, the other a serving member of the Physics department of a partner school. They provide hands-on training and support for non-specialist and newly-qualified teachers with the aim of improving pupil participation in experiments.
- On-site training customized to the school’s teachers and technicians.
- Notes to extend the knowledge and understanding of teachers up to A level Physics.
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Access to the S3Physics website with a library of clear, detailed on-line resources, offering:
- Experiment worksheets (complete with illustrations) for pupils, with additional information and sample results for teachers and technicians.
- Notes for teachers on applications of Physics and key points.
- PowerPoint presentations related to each experiment for use in class.
- Bulletin board for the exchange of ideas and the posting of questions.
Want to sign up to S3?
Get access to a comprehensive guide to a large variety of experiments, and also our knowledge database, and forums where you can get answers and extra information from the most experienced of teachers.
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Curious, but want to see more?
View a sample experiment to find out what you can expect when you sign up.
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