Ignite Your Passion for Physics.
Unleash your physics and mathematics potential with the STEM October Physics Club!
Who we are
The Official Physics Club of October STEM School
As a student-run club affiliated with STEM High School for Boys – 6th of October, we provide physics training, host competitions, and publish academic materials for high schoolers from all around the world.
Our Programs
General Physics Training Program
Trainees master calculus-based general physics through a school year long program. Through ~40 sessions, independent study, multiple assignments, and personal academic mentorship, they learn:
Learn differentiation/integration techniques and solve real-world problems involving rates of change and optimization.
Solve mechanics problems involving motion, forces, energy, momentum and rigid bodies applying Newton's laws.
Analyze wave phenomena like reflection/refraction/diffraction/ interference and simple/coupled oscillators in mechanical systems.
Apply 1st/2nd/3rd laws of thermodynamics to problems involving ideal gases, heat engines, phase transitions and heat transfer.
Solve problems using Gauss's law, Ampere's law, Faraday's law and Maxwell's equations to analyze electric and magnetic fields.
Develop coding skills. Learn LaTeX for publishing and writing scientific reports.
a school level competition!
STEM October Physics Bowl
A One-Day Club Bowl, where Grade 10 students will team up with club members for a thrilling competition centered around club knowledge and activities! Experience a day filled with fun challenges, engaging trivia, and spirited rivalry as teams showcase their skills.
IPhR is an annual physics competition for high school students (grades 9-12). It consists of two fast-paced rounds and rewards finalists with medals and special awards. Learn more about IPhR here.
COMPASS provides Egyptian High School students with the skills to apply computational techniques to solve complex physical problems that are difficult to address analytically. The program emphasizes the use of Python to model, simulate, and analyze systems in classical mechanics, statistical mechanics.