Edexcel GCSE Physics past papers

Edexcel GCSE Physics June 2025 Paper 1F

  • 1PH0/1F
  • Foundation
  • Topics 1 to 7
  • 1 hour 45 minutes
  • 100 marks

Question paper, Mark scheme, Examiner report: on the Pearson Edexcel website.

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  • Scalars, vectors, forces and resultants
  • Electromagnetic waves, refraction and uses
  • Transverse and longitudinal waves
  • Radioactive decay, nuclear equations and half-life
  • Distance, speed, velocity and distance-time graphs
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What it tested

  • Forces51 marks
  • Waves29 marks
  • Atomic structure20 marks
  1. Q1Electromagnetic waves, refraction and uses7 marks
  2. Q2Electromagnetic waves, refraction and uses9 marks
  3. Q3Acceleration and Newton's lawsDistance, speed, velocity and distance-time graphs8 marks
  4. Q4Atoms, isotopes and the model of the atomRadioactive decay, nuclear equations and half-life9 marks
  5. Q5Stopping distance and reaction timeWork done and energy transfer9 marks
  6. Q6Distance, speed, velocity and distance-time graphsEnergy stores, changes and power10 marks
  7. Q7Scalars, vectors, forces and resultants13 marks
  8. Q8Scalars, vectors, forces and resultantsAcceleration and Newton's laws11 marks
2 more questions
  1. Q9Transverse and longitudinal wavesRadioactive decay, nuclear equations and half-life13 marks
  2. Q10Radioactive decay, nuclear equations and half-lifeNational and global energy resources11 marks

June 2025 Foundation grade boundaries

Marks needed across both Foundation papers, out of 200.

  • Grade 5131
  • Grade 4114
  • Grade 386
  • Grade 258
  • Grade 130

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