Editorial & Review Policy

The MiniEducation Team prepares and maintains Mini Physics lessons and practice. This is how we check the material and handle corrections.

Sources and scope

We use the relevant syllabus to decide what a course should cover, then write explanations and practice for that level. Selected H3, olympiad and university material is presented as extension work. Official syllabus and assessment documents remain the authority when requirements change.

Writing and checking

We check explanations, calculations, diagrams and answers for physical accuracy, clear reasoning, suitable assumptions and units, and the needs of the intended students. Before a page is described as syllabus-aligned, we check its scope and terminology against the relevant requirements.

Our editorial checks are internal. An author name or review label tells you who is responsible; it does not make a claim correct or mean that an independent expert has reviewed it.

Updates and review dates

An updated date means the content was changed. A reviewed date means an editorial check was completed, even if the page needed no major rewrite. Neither date promises that every page is monitored continuously. Older or queued material may carry a maintenance note to help you choose a current pathway.

Recent changes appear on Updates.

Corrections

If you find an error, an unclear step or a broken link, send us a report. Include the page URL and the exact part that needs attention. We check reports against the page and relevant sources, then correct confirmed problems in the content.

Mini Physics is independent and is not affiliated with Cambridge, SEAB or any school. For the courses and people behind the site, see About Mini Physics.