Conduction, convection and radiation energy transfers.
The law of conservation of energy. Electricity generation.

Wave and particle models can be used to describe energy transfer (conduction, convection and radiation) and their properties, (including amplitude, wavelength, frequency and speed)
The Law of Conservation of Energy including Earth systems, and assessing the efficiency of energy inputs, outputs, transfers and transformations.
Electricity generated by alternating current (AC) using magnets (via turbines turned by wind, water, tides or steam that is generated by the combustion of oil, gas or coal or by nuclear energy) or as direct current (DC) using photovoltaic cells or batteries.

The unit cost indicated is the 2025 fee. Please note that all unit fees are currently being reviewed and 2026 costs will be provided once approved by School Council.

Materials, etc.