Online Competitions for Students
by Admin
Posted on 21-11-2022 06:44 AM
There are two competitions at this level. They are aimed at the first year of a level (or equivalent) year 12 (uk)
1.
Senior physics challenge online
the spc
Online competition
takes place in the last week of january, and is open from monday 23rd - friday 27th january 2023. It consists of two half-hour sets of multiple choice questions which are largely about physics ideas, but also encouraging some wider reading and interest in the subject. It is an opportunity for students to take part in a national physics competition and to develop their confidence in the subject. Length - 2 x 30 minutes (can be sat on different days if required) with each section containing 25 questions.
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