Further Mechanics covers Momentum, a concept that is very useful in explaining what happens in collisions.  It links in with Newton's Laws of Motion.  Then it goes on to look at Circular Motion, when things go around in circular paths around a central point.  This is a starting point for the study of objects in orbits, or if you study Applied Physics, where you will find out more about spinning objects.  Finally it looks at Oscillations, and Simple Harmonic Motion, in which objects move up and down (or from side to side).

Gravity Fields and Electric Fields have many features in common.  Each is studied, and then compared.

Magnetic fields and Electromagnetism are important to our way of life.  I could not prepare these notes without electricity which is generated and transmitted because of electromagnetic phenomena.  Nor could you read them.

Finally there are capacitors, which are useful as short-term charge stores.  They also introduce you to exponential decay, which is very important for understanding radioactive decay.