I created a mock exam for my year 10s last year, it contains a mixture of computer science exam questions. Topic questions include binary logic, computer networks, RAM, ROM, Computer systems, input output devices, cloud computing and trouble shooting. I have also included the marking scheme. I hope you find this paper useful.

Students need to learn about spyware and also how to research. This activity asks the students to develop a poster on spyware but using the internet to find information. A fabulous activity to get the learners developing their knowledge on spyware. Learners need to know how to research as part of any ICT course.

I use this lesson starter for my students. It gives them questions to answer and when everyone is settled, it is a good way to get the class to discuss what they would do. They are easily adaptable to any ICT/Computing lesson.

Check your learning worksheet is a great way to see what your students have retained at the end of the lesson. I use this when I have finished the lesson to see what they remember. A great assessment to establish gaps in learning.

A nice introduction to Audacity, I used this PowerPoint with Year 6 for their first ever lesson using Audacity, Helps them to identify the features of Audacity and why we use this software to mix music. I hope you find this useful as I did.

A nice revision resource for learners who need to know how to develop a secure password. This helps all students to understand about passwords in the virtual world.

Being new to app creation as well as the year 6 class I was teaching, I decided to make a step by step of instructions using PowerPoint. This worked brilliantly, it really is a beginners guide for them. It is to make a Ratatouille information app about the film but you can adapt this PowerPoint to suit your needs. I hope you find this useful as much as I did.

I created a mini test for my year 10s and 11s on the fundamentals of algorithms. There are 10 questions and takes about 30 minutes to complete. I have also included a marking scheme. The questions can be changed so that they are easy adaptable to your students. Questions include binary search, merge sort and abstraction.