Physics (Grade VIII)

Grade VIII

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Overview

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Explore the world through motion, energy, and light.

The Grade VIII Physics syllabus introduces foundational concepts across key areas of physics, building a strong conceptual base. The chart below highlights the distribution of learning outcomes:

  • checkDescribe and interpret motion using graphs and measurements
  • checkApply Newton’s laws to everyday scenarios
  • checkUnderstand energy transformations and efficiency
  • checkExplain how heat transfers through conduction, convection, and radiation
  • checkExplore wave behavior and the nature of light, including dispersion through prisms
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Learning Area Coverage

The Grade VIII Physics syllabus introduces foundational concepts across key areas of physics, building a strong conceptual base. The chart below highlights the distribution of learning outcomes:

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Assessment and Practice

Students engage with concept checks, practical challenges, and review tests after each topic. The year is divided by a mid-year and final exam to reinforce learning and prepare for the next academic level.

Course Structure Overview

This comprehensive plan covers essential physics principles, from motion and forces to thermal physics and waves, with consistent comprehensive exams and dedicated review periods.

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9 Core Module

Coverage of all mathematical area

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48 Week Program

Structured regular timeline

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Continues Assessment

Topic test & comprehensive exam

Module Timeline

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Topic: Motion, Forces and Energy

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Physical quantities; scalar vs vector; using rulers, tapes, micrometers, clocks

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Calculating speed, velocity, acceleration; average speed and velocity

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Uniform and non-uniform acceleration; free fall and g ≈ 9.8 m/s²

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Motion graphs

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Comprehensive Exam 1 (Covers Weeks 1–4)

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Mass and weight; inertia; gravitational field strength

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Density

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Types of forces; balanced and unbalanced forces; free-body diagrams

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Newton’s 1st and 3rd laws; force diagrams; examples in motion

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Comprehensive Exam 2 (Covers Weeks 1–8)

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Friction and air resistance; drag and terminal velocity

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Hooke’s law; load-extension graphs; limit of proportionality

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Circular motion; qualitative understanding of centripetal force

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Turning effects; moments = force × perpendicular distance

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Comprehensive Exam 3 (Covers Weeks 5–12)

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Principle of moments; centre of gravity; stability

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Momentum and impulse; p = mv; conservation of momentum in 1D

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Energy and power; KE and GPE; energy transfers and conversions

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Comprehensive Exam 4 (Covers Weeks 9–15)

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Topic: Thermal Physics

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States of matter; structure and particle model for solids, liquids, gases

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Particle motion and temperature; Brownian motion; absolute zero concept

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Pressure–temperature and volume–temperature relationships

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Boyle’s Law; pressure–volume relationship for fixed mass of gas

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Comprehensive Exam 5 (Covers Weeks 16–29)

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Thermal expansion

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Specific heat capacity

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Melting, boiling, evaporation; latent heat and cooling effects

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Comprehensive Exam 6 (Covers Weeks 16–22)

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Topic: Mid-Year Consolidation

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Review and reinforcement

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Revision & Practice

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Midterm Exam — covers all contents from Weeks 1 to 23

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Topic: Waves – General and Light

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Types of waves

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Wave properties

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Wave equation and calculations

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Reflection

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Comprehensive Exam 7 (Covers Weeks 25–28)

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Refraction

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Applications of refraction; experimental demonstrations

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Thin lenses

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Lens focal length, image characteristics, and magnification

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Comprehensive Exam 8 (Covers Weeks 25–32)

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Dispersion of light through a prism; visible spectrum (ROYGBIV)

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Nature of each colour in spectrum; relation to wavelength and frequency

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Reflection, refraction, dispersion

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Review of wave behaviours

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Comprehensive Exam 9 (Covers Weeks 33–36)

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Topic: Revision & Stretch

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Problem-solving

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Problem-solving

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Problem-solving

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Problem-solving

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Concept review

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Concept review

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Concept review

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Practice Paper 1 (MCQ)

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Practice Paper 2 (structured)

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Review of Practice Papers and common errors

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Final brushing and summary sheets

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Topic: Full syllabus practice, timed papers, corrections and final brush-ups

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Comprehensive Mock Tests with Exam-style Questions — full covered syllabus