There’s a host of Physics events and resources available to schools at every level of study.
For more information email: Physics.outreach@rhul.ac.uk
A-Level
A taste of Physics
Run for students thinking of applying to study Physics at university, these one-day sessions give a flavour of undergraduate Physics teaching.
We run both a straight Physics and a theoretical Physics day. Students will experience some hands-on practical activities, or computational problems in our teaching laboratories, and hear two lectures by scientists talking about their work.
Students will also have the opportunity to ask our admissions tutor any questions about the UCAS process.
Particle Physics masterclass
We run an annual Particle Physics masterclass. This is a one-day event consisting of university-style lectures, sessions in our teaching laboratories and other hands-on activities, supervised by staff and students from the department.
Students will learn about Quarks, Leptons, Antimatter, the Big Bang, CERN and the ATLAS detector, from our research experts at Royal Holloway.
Please note that due to the popularity of this event, places are limited to 10 per school.
To make a booking, please contact claire.porter@rhul.ac.uk.
There is no charge for this event but schools will be required to sign our Visit Agreement.
Evening lectures
We also run a series of school-friendly evening lectures, particularly suited to A-Level and GCSE students.
Subjects range from the ‘Large Hadron Collider’ to ‘What’s in a quantum vortex’.
To find out more email Physics.outreach@rhul.ac.uk
GCSE
Physics workshops
We run a series of GCSE workshops in association with the South East Physics network (SEPnet).
Evening lectures
We also run a series of school-friendly evening lectures, particularly suited to GCSE and A-Level students.
Subjects range from the ‘Large Hadron Collider’ to ‘What’s in a quantum vortex’.
To find out more email Physics.outreach@rhul.ac.uk
Key Stage 3
Live show: Sounds good
This live show about sounds and waves focuses on students gaining an understanding of waves in Physics, via the medium of sound. Aimed at Year 7, 8 and 9, the event is carried out in schools. It can also be offered as a workshop.
Resources for teachers
Quantum Physics
Watch our lecturer, Dr Andrew Casey, give a masterclass for the United Classroom online Physics course.
