Physics Revision
Physics.org : The home of physics on the web? Well maybe not but what it has is the coolest interface we've seen in physics life - you can click away at different parts of life and discover through notes and excellent links to experiments where and how things work. Using the cyber world to model the physical world - Cool! Physics.org/
What a cool interface - you really should have a look here!
www.physics.org
The Institute of Physics - the professional body for Physicists has produced a website to support its younger enthusiasts. There are some really good bits and pieces -the games can teach you whilst you "waste time" and the web links are also good. But as with all general sites - it's weakness is the fact that there is no specific content for A Level. The general revision guides are well written and offer sensible advice - a bit like our own! Institute of Physics
Well written general physics revision guides.
http://learningphysics.iop.org/
Project A Level: Matthew Woolard has put together a small website for physics (in comparison to his other elements such as biology) but there is some good information about Waves, Lenses and digital storage. Project A Level 
A small website for physics revision, but well worth a visit.
www.projectalevel.co.uk/physics
Bored but good student! : Rob Coles should have got a good grade in 1996 - he admits to choosing boring subjects but revised by creating a website of his notes! He has added times taken to learn the subjects. He took the WJEC board exams so obviously his site is tailored to it. Rob Coles
A level student learns HTML to revise physics - bi-product is a free site to revise from!
 www.geocities.com/
Physics Links: A huge general site with information about everything to do with physics, astronomy and the world/universe in general. It's weakness for this list is that it is general and not specific to A Level Physics. Physlink
A huge general site for physics.
www.physlink.com
Particle Physics : This site is good as it links like minded experimenters together. Each main section has a collection of experiments and also a set of guidance notes - this is probably where a reviser will spend most of their time - if you are looking to set up your own experiments, or checking results then this is where the site can really assist you as well! Practical Physics
The world of particle physics all in one place!
 www.particalphysics.org
S-Cool : Well laid out - key notes and good graphics. Review and test options - we always like the s-cool site - it is always a high quality experience. S-Cool! 
 Another link from one of the professional revision sites.
 www.s-cool.co.uk
Revision Notes : Not really!!!!! Very poor - three Spartan resources. Don't visit! Revision Notes
Not really worth wasting time over.
www.revision-notes.co.uk
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