Additional lesson in scheme of work, allowing students to practice numeracy skills.

Using spreadsheets to calculate Mean, Mode and Median. Supporting cross-curricular numeracy in the Computing department.

Combining Python skills in the introductory unit. Practice programs prior to student assessment next week. Text file contains a possible solution - copy and paste the code into Python.

Costs & Revenues Module Lesson 4 Total Costs and Calculations. Theory Differentiated task including calculations.

Lesson plan introducing HTML and use of layers, tables and templates. Key Concept - linking together Computer Science, Digital Literacy and Programming.

Lesson plan introducing The Navigation System. Key Concept - linking together Computer Science, Digital Literacy and Programming.

Pseudocode and flowchart Year 9 recap lesson.

Spreadsheet for tracking student progress against syllabus content for the A265 & A267 exams. Useful for identifying where key revision and support is needed for the final cohort of this qualification. Ensure you have covered all the course content required in order to enable your students to pass.

Assess student understanding of basic concepts of costs and revenues. Test their ability to identify costs. Test their ability to calculate costs, revenues, expenditure, profit/loss. Test provided with the solution in a worksheet in the same file. Can easily be adapted for subsequent tests.

Creating a dinosaur game for Key Stage 2 students. Introducing lists. Re-iterating: User input, sequence, selection and output from previous Times Table game.

A simple resource to revise the key skills required in the A267 computer-based exams. Idea of use in lesson: 2 minute madness game - "Explain to the person beside you the items on the memory jogger in 2 minutes". The other person then writes down what they remember. Then you move round one, to the next person, and do the next memory jogger in the pack.

How can students prepare for the A267 exam if they don't have a computer at home? Get them to think through the process they would go through in the exam, to complete the A267 exam. Before and after screenshots of tasks in Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Publisher and Access: How did the student get from Point A to Point B. Great for revision, class discussion or home learning.

A simple resource to revise the key skills required in the A451 Programming unit. Idea of use in lesson: 2 minute madness game - "Explain to the person beside you the items on the memory jogger in 2 minutes". The other person then writes down what they remember. Then you move round one, to the next person, and do the next memory jogger in the pack.

Preparing for the GCSE Business Communication Systems A267 exam. Students seem to dislike/fear mail merge. I have created this resource to bring the 'fun' element into mail merge, in a way that students will understand how it works. My access file wouldn't upload, so I have exported the database to excel.

Let's go Jogging Revision Lesson BTEC Business - Unit 2 Finance Costs & Revenues Unit. 2 minutes to discuss the memory joggers 2 minutes back at seat - write down what you remember. (Teacher - Print out the activity sheets on back-to-back A3 paper if possible as this allows students more space to write).

End of Unit assessment for Algorithms. Practice: Binary searching Linear searching Bubble Sorting Merge Sorting Lists Merge Sorting Insertion Sorting

Mark Scoring Cards Previous exam question Previous mark scheme solutions Complete the question - self/peer assess against the mark scheme answer. or Look at the question - look at the mark scheme answer - now go back to your seat and write the answer. Using the mark scheme solutions to help students prepare for the A265 exam. More to follow as created.

Following on from the Python Introduction Unit, this unit will focus on developing more efficient code now that students understand iteration, selection and lists. In this lesson, students look at simple examples in order to understand the difference between procedures and functions. (Included text file with code as Python file cannot be uploaded). Next lessons: Using functions to effectively plan code.