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A level Salters Horners Physics
Endangered-species Started conversation May 18, 2006
Just wondering if there is any chance of any one taking this for A level and having the question papers and answer papers for previous years?
Thanks 
A level Salters Horners Physics
A Super Furry Animal Posted May 18, 2006
I don't ebven understand the question.
Can you elaborate please?
RF
A level Salters Horners Physics
Endangered-species Posted May 18, 2006
The physics A level course by salters horners.
I was wondering whether any one had any past papers and mark schemes
A level Salters Horners Physics
A Super Furry Animal Posted May 18, 2006
I don't know who or what salters horners are. Nor, I imagine, does anyone else. Back when I did physics "A" levels they were "by" Oxford and Cambridge examining board.
RF
A level Salters Horners Physics
Tabitca Posted May 18, 2006
yout teachers should have them..ask. otherwise look on the web site ..they usually put some samples on.
A level Salters Horners Physics
Bulletproof Cupid~ Posted May 18, 2006
Salters Horners isnt the most popular of examining boards- alot of schools tend to do OCR and AQA etc 
however I am sure they will either have a website that may have papers available to download or at least a number to ring to order past papers. If all else fails use another examining boards papers and do questions that are relevant using your text book to check etc.
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