Where Can I Find Past Papers for Edexcel Nuffield AS Level Physics?

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Users are seeking past papers for Edexcel Nuffield AS Level Physics, but finding them is challenging. The official Edexcel website has limited resources, primarily directing users to specific links for available materials. A user mistakenly referred to the Salters Horners board instead of Nuffield, highlighting the confusion around different curricula. Additional suggestions for alternative sites to find past papers are welcomed by the community. Overall, the search for comprehensive past paper resources remains a common concern among students.
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Hi. For AS level I am doing physics (Edexcel Nuffield board) and i was hoping if someone is able to direct me to a site which might provide me some of the past paper of tht board as i was not able to find any. thankyou :)
 
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srry about this it's not nuffield it's Salters Horners. my bad
 
thx mate... other sites are also welcomed...
 
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