Covers all types of memory for GCSE Computing and includes a Virtual Memory Gap fill.

Hardware, software and utility software presentations, used with year 9 computer science classes.

Covers Searching and Sorting, 2’s compliment, truth table. Questions and Mark Scheme included.

Originally a checklist for Part C of Unit 3 of the OCR GCSE ICT course. As students progress through their spreadsheet work they become 'Ninja's. Can also be used as a revision aid for Key stage 3 to AS or A2.

A nice slideshow that would be of use to support the delivery of theory in GCSE and A Level ICT lessons.

All questions for the INFO 3 AQA specification broken down by topic. For AQA but would suit most exam boards. Questions, answers and examiner reports. The only think you have to do now is get the students to actually use them for revision!

Year 10 Computer Science Progress Test (9-1). 32 mark progress test using questions from the OCR sample assessment materials (yes could do this yourself but this saves you time). There is no mark schemes but this is ideal as a cover lesson if you are off or for a bit of quiet time! The test covers hardware, WAN's, file sizing, algorithms, cloud, the acts.

Can be used in groups or as individual tasks that all pupils attempt.

35 minute progress test on Binary, Hex, Negative Numbers, 2's compliment etc with mark scheme.

12 marks, ideal for a strater task or homework. Includes mark scheme. Covers security, firewalls, securing a contempary tablet device etc.

Suitable for year 10 or 11. Includes problem solving, trace tables, algorithms, binary and hex and a 6 marker at the end. Designed to last for 50 minutes and worth 45 marks. No mark scheme just the questions.

AS & A2 Computer Science Searching and Sorting Revision Questions. 65 marks worth of questions with mark scheme.

Suitable for AS and A2 revision on the topic of Data Types. Twos compliment etc. comes with mark scheme.

Set of 8 Python Cards in a .pdf format. Each can be printed out as a poster or printed out in A5, folded over as a task card or help sheet. The code shown is annotated to explain when should be seen. Word versions included for easy editing.

Set of 8 Python Cards in a .pdf format. Each can be printed out as a poster or printed out in A5, folded over as a task card or help sheet. The code shown is annotated to explain when should be seen.

For AS / A2 Computer Science but would also be suitable for GCSE level.

This is a resource that I used with a year 12 ICT class to revise the use of command words as they seemed unable to answer the questions correctly. Before the lesson set them a 20 mark question to plan as they will self assess their planning ability as part of the lesson. The starter looks at a news article about Ransomeware and they have to identify what back up and security recommendations they would make. The next part of the lesson is an INFO 1 rewind set of short questions to keep these topics in their minds. The main focus of the lesson is what responses are expected based on the command words and example questions are also shown for each command word.