First post on a blog

I’ve not written a blog before, but I wanted to see how it would fit in to the website, so I thought I would write a post.
I have recently got back from Edinburgh, where I saw this very large sextant (see picture).

I’ve not written a blog before, but I wanted to see how it would fit in to the website, so I thought I would write a post.
I have recently got back from Edinburgh, where I saw this very large sextant (see picture).
Last year I ran very successful revision sessions for A-Level and GCSE/IGCSE Level Physics, so I am doing the same this year. If you want to participate, you can find details and sign up following the links below: For GCSE/IGCSE Level: https://physicswithkeith.com/gcseeaster2024/ For A-Level: https://physicswithkeith.com/aleveleaster2024/ The sessions are interactive, and cover important exam technique and…
Black holes are regions with huge density, but why are they called ‘holes’? If I were baking a cake and it did not rise evenly, and a region in the cake was left far denser than the regions around it, I certainly would not refer to that dense region as a hole. Read this post to learn why ‘holes’ is an appropriate name for them after all.
Read my ramblings about Ofsted and how it inhibits social mobility in my latest blog post! Plus a reminder about how my own financial inclusivity policy promotes social mobility. And a bunch of links. Check out my latest blog post!
I could have got 42% more bauble if they were stacked differently
Looking for a Physics teaching job? There’s one going at my school! See my blog post
If you see me at the South East regional finals of the UKRoc competition, say hello and I’ll give you a badge!
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