Full lesson plan, AQA, giving an introduction to the CPU, ideal for year 10 & 11

Covering computer science is hard! Here is a simple resource any cover supervisor or class can follow. Every step is included, with screen shots, so easy to upload to a Google classroom or pop into a cover folder. The overview is: You will take a movie of your choice and re-create the poster in your own style. You can incorporate elements from the original poster in your new one, or start fresh and use completely new ideas to craft your poster. You need to make sure you select a movie that you’ve seen, so if you drastically change the poster from the original it still fits in with the “theme” of the movie. Make sure your poster includes the necessary information as well (title, director, main characters, rating, etc…)

Covering key historical times within the Computing, perfect for any room. Computer scientists throughout history & Influencial black computer scientists

Covering key careers within the Computing and IT industry, perfect for any room

Full worksheet, to support the presentation, AQA, giving an introduction to the CPU, ideal for year 10 & 11

Perfect for any computer science room - word search that includes positive words associated with computing

Keyboard shortcuts poster, perfect for any room

30-40 min lesson for Key Stage 3, Year 7 Computer Science students. Driving question: What threats are there and how do you protect yourself online? It includes Assessment for learning throughout and is a simple but engaging lesson for a mixed ability class. A work book is provided, that works alongside the lesson - Cyber security Worksheet. An additional resource is provided for How to protect yourself online, that you can share with your class.

Photopea Full Term Resource - presentation and worksheet, covering up to 6 lessons. Ideal for Key stage 3, Year 7 & 8. Perfect to fit into and design element of your curriculum.

This 2 sided, revision guide is perfect for any student who is struggling to dissect the curriculum. This can be printed in either A4 or A3 and works really well along side revision paper practice.