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Raffles Girls' School

Physics

The curriculum inspires curiosity about the world through the study of fundamental concepts and scientific inquiry. Students develop critical thinking, experimental skills and scientific literacy, empowering them to analyse complex problems and contribute confidently to a technology driven future.

Last updated 5 August 2026

Physics

Learning Outcomes

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A teacher points at a projected slide on "Review of Forces Changing Motion" while students sit at desks facing the screen.
A masked teacher holds a red ball while presenting a physics forces lesson on a projector to uniformed students.
Two masked students in school uniforms work with balloons at a lab bench during a science experiment.
Three smiling schoolgirls in uniforms hold SYPT 2020 Gold Certificates of Achievement, a trophy and medals indoors.
Students sit at desktop computers in a classroom lab, with flight simulator software visible on nearby screens.
A man in a pink shirt leans over a table pointing at a wooden ramp while two young girls in school uniforms watch.
Six female students in school uniforms gather around a lab table, smiling while working on a physics experiment.
A smiling student in a white uniform shirt and green striped tie holds a small model glider in a science classroom.
Girls in navy uniforms sit at round tables in a classroom, working on small craft tech projects.
Three masked students conduct an experiment in a science lab, with a teacher trapping an object between a cup and piece of material.
Smiling student in green shirt touching a Van de Graaff generator's metal sphere, causing hair to stand up.
A female teacher supervises four girls in blue uniforms working on a science experiment at a classroom desk.
Two female students in blue uniforms work with a male teacher on a science experiment at a lab bench.