GCSE To A Level Physics

So i sallied though GCSE Physics with no revision i found it really easy and now i am doing A Level Physics and I got a U Grade in the first Particle Physics Assessment any advise on what i should do. How much harder is A Level Physics than GCSE?

Particle physics is one of the easier topics. You should get a CGP guide and just make notes off that. A-level Physics is a whole different monster compared to GCSE.

Forget what you have done in GCSE . A level Physics is ten times harder. You can not achieve good marks unless you practice and revise. I am tutoring both levels and can point out where the students falter. It is when they have to write answers explaining a concept. These questions require prior practice and not like what you have done in GCSE. Often students do not realize this and are of the impression that understanding is enough to be able to write such answers. My advice to them is always try to practice such questions from past papers for each topic.

The New AQA course does not have much pass paper material. Do you know where i chould get some practice questions for Partial Physics

I agree A level Physics is ten times harder than GCSE Physics. You achieved a U in the first assessment? I guess that's a warning sign. I'm not even joking, we started the physics with 10 people, but now there are 3 people remaining and doing it for A2 because the majority failed. I failed and dropped it as well. One of them passed it just because he was redoing the year and already had the knowledge, without even having to revise as much as we did. Btw I did AQA Physics
I don't want to scare you but if you still wanna carry on with A level Physics, make sure you revise as much as you can and stay after school, if you aren't sure of something. If you don't you will literally be so behind and won't understand the rest of the course. Also ask your teacher for extra question papers and do as many past papers as you can.
May I ask if you're doing A Level Maths and what you achieved in GCSE Maths?