Binary, Binary Addition, Binary Subtraction, Hexadecimal, Two's Compliment workbook. Each of the above is explained and practice exercises are included.

Students must answer the questions in order to obtain the keyword they need to find in the wordsearch. Simple starter activity

A booklet which guides students through the basics of programming in python. The booklet is designed for students to work through alongside teacher input. The booklet includes spaces for students notes on the 3 basic constructs: Sequence, Selection & Iteration. Questions in the booklet ask students to suggest variable types for set tasks. Stretch and challenge activities for the more able students are also included.

Quick challenges for introducing the graphics window to students. Gets the students looking for clues in the syntax and changing settings.

Double sided worksheet GCSE / A Level / KS3 Computer Science Starter Worksheet Side 1 (Guess the key term based on 4 picture clues) Side 2(Work out the odd one out from 4 picture/word clues)

Double sided worksheet covering: Logical Shifts and their effects Logic Gates (AND, OR, NOT, XOR, NOR, NAND) Masking with logical operators All included in the NEW GCSE spec and in A Level Computer Science Ideal for revision, securing understanding, cover work

Revision notes on layering and OSI. TCP/IP research section. Idea of the TCP/IP section is that students should be able to use the notes to state key processes that take place in each layer.

A Word document with sections relating to: Working out file sizes of images. Using co-ordinates. Looking at an existing game and looking for the decisions that need to be made Make your own game with 3 decisions Modify a game Legal issues related to modifying code (Open Source, Copyright and Patents Act) The document is set of tasks that pupils must provide evidence that they have completed. It does not teach students how to create the game.

A walk and talk computing exam

One to four player word game. Each player takes it in turn to try and write a keyword related to computer science on the board. Each letter has a value. The winner after 5 rounds is player with the largest score.

A-Level OCR Computer Science Revision Poster Covers: Big O Notation (Match to an algorithm or statement) Stacks & Queues (Describe the difference using a list of key terms) Searching Algorithms (Binary, Linear) Programming Data Types Pseudocode (Spotting constructs, parameters, DIV, MOD etc)

An A3 (but works in A4) double sided worksheet for Computer Science. The overall topic is 'Programming Techniques' and includes tasks such as: Describe Key Terms Data Types 3 Basic Constructs Operators Flowchart Symbols Spotting iterations/conditions in code Rewriting loops String Manipulation Programming Standards. Good for general revision - Used with both A level and GCSE groups before Mocks.

Three files that students can use to store their research on the following topics from the OCR GCSE (9-1) spec: System Security Network Protocols Legislation relevant to Computer Science Ideal research lesson if cover work is required.

Double sided worksheet with a Computing Keyword focus. Side 1: Crossword Side 2: Picture Quiz (4 pictures, 1 Word)

This GCSE Computing revision resource covers topics from the A451 OCR exam: Representing Images Hexadecimal Laws related to Computing CPU performance File Sizes Networks

Some more revision for the OCR A451 exam. Double sided worksheet including questions on: Binary addition, Logic gates, RAM & ROM Storage Programming Character Sets Software

A Level Computer Science revision poster A3 but works well on A4 Topics Covered: Describing computational methods CPU performance Acronym challenge Lossy & Lossless Compression Databases

Double sided worksheet for revising Networks & Internet: Acronyms Packet Switching DNS WWW v Internet Topology (Drawing & Looking at benefits)

A range of revision topics for the GCSE Computing OCR spec including: Compression Databases The CPU (Clock Speed, Cache, Cores) Acronyms Key Term Description tasks

A revision worksheet covering 4 software development methodologies (2 each side of a worksheet) Waterfall RAD Spiral Agile (Including Extreme Programming)