A handy revision guide summarises ‘While Loops’ and includes the use of ‘if’, ‘elif’ and ‘else’ statements within while loops. Also included are 5 python program files that need fixing. Each program comes with instructions and there are answers. Could be used as part of an NEA resource bank.

Picture quiz covering topics such as: - Political figures Historical figures Celebrities Plants Flags Places Suitable for a mixture of ages as there are a variety of difficulty of questions. Occasional clues and prompts are given. This was used on a ski trip but could also be used a Christmas quiz

This assembly looks at our demands for the latest technology and our behaviours have changed. “Out with the old and in with the new” Aimed at secondary school children. It looks at where the waste goes and what is the impact to the environment. Finally advice is given as to what we can all do to help the situation. Contains full script.

Explores sayings and their origins Looks at how and why our language changes and concludes that our language will continue to change Looks at the influences and gives examples of language that has changed Includes presentation notes NB - For the best formatted version of this presentation you will need to use the Google Slides version of this. Simply copy and paste the link which is contained within the presentation

LESSON 1 FREE 5 star reviews This workbook is suitable for Year 7 to 9 pupils. A set of Python activities covering 5 worksheets. Includes practical activities and assessments. Comes with video guidance for each worksheet, supporting students of all ranges of abilities. Also useful for setting cover work. Python worksheet #1 - For absolute beginners. Getting set up, using the Shell and 1st program using the editor. Python worksheet #2 - Using variables and inputs. Python worksheet #3 - Conditional statements (IF, ELIF, ELSE). Python worksheet #4 - Arithmetic and relational operations. Stretch and challenge - using the Math library. Python worksheet #5 - Commenting and debugging

Handy 1 page knowledge organiser that summarises boolean logic. The focus is on the AQA 8520 (9 - 1) and gives an overview of the meaning of boolean and how logic gates work inside a computer. The resource summarises AND, OR, NOT logic gates and truth tables. There is a reminder regarding logic diagrams.

Handy 1 page knowledge organiser that summarise representing images (data representation). The focus is on the AQA 8520 (9 - 1) and outlines image types, colour depth, resolution. There is a reminder for calculating files sizes and how to encode/decode images.

A puzzle booklet for Key Stage 3 Computing. Includes 16 puzzles - crosswords, scrabble, word search, code breaker, picture quiz… Could be used for starter actvities. Some of the topics include - Human computer, code breaking, online safety, devices. Designed so that you can print as an A5 booklet and in Black and White.

Handy 1 page knowledge organiser sheet that summarises Cyber Security. The focus is on the AQA 8520 (9 - 1) and areas covered are: - What is cyber security? Social engineering Malicious Code Other threats Penetration testing

Handy 1 page knowledge organiser that summarises computer networking. The focus is on the AQA 8520 (9 - 1) and defines the term networking. It summarises the pros and cons of networks and key terminology such as LAN, WAN and PAN. There is an outline of some of the key hardware on a network and security methods are mentioned. The major topologies are summarised and there is a focus on wireless networks.

Handy revision guide summarises lists with example screenshots. Comes with 7 python files that have problems. These contain instructions as to what the problem is and the answers are included separately. Could be used as a GCSE revision resource or as part of a bank of resources for the NEA. Areas cover include: - Creating lists Index and length Slicing Append/Insert Remove/Pop Sort Count Using lists with ‘if’ and ‘for’

Selection of handy revision sheets that summarise key areas of learning for the key stage 3 curriculum. Topics included: - Programming with Python for beginners Programming with Scratch Computer Systems Networks Spreadsheets Links are given to original Google drawings version of the summary sheets. This will allow you to make your own copy and edit if you wish:)

Handy revision guide summarises string handling with example screenshots. Comes with 11 python files that have problems. These contain instructions as to what the problem is and the answers are included separately. Could be used as a GCSE revision resource or as part of a bank of resources for the NEA. Areas cover include: - Length and position Substring (Slicing) Concatenation Converting to and from character codes (ASCII) String conversion operations (e.g. string to integer, string to real…)

Handy 1-page revision guide, summarising arithmetic operations. Covers – basic maths, division (real, whole and modular, maths functions, using the math library. Includes 5 python program files that need fixing. Each program comes with instructions in the comments and there are separate files with the answers. Could also be used as part of NEA resource bank.

Handy revision sheet that summarises key information relating to Computer Networks on 1 page. Also includes a short test with answers. Covers: - Network definition Topologies Benefits and disadvantages of networks Key definitions (LAN/WAN/PAN/WLAN) Hardware Transmission media Wired vs Wireless network Network security DOES NOT cover TCP/IP protocols

Theory lesson with exercise book tasks. Revision summary sheet helps with differentiation for tasks. Based on AQA 3.3.6 & 3.3.7

Handy revision guide summarises one-dimensional arrays with example screenshots. Comes with 8 python files that have problems. These contain instructions as to what the problem is and the answers are included separately. Could be used as a GCSE revision resource or as part of a bank of resources for the NEA. Areas cover include: - Creating arrays(‘i’, ‘l’,‘f’) Index Append/Insert Remove/Pop Sort/Reverse Count Extend

Aimed at Year 5s but could be adapted for any beginners in Scratch. This introduction to programming covers: - CS unplugged - what is an algorithm (making a jam sandwich) The basics of the Scratch interface Basic animations using control and movement Using pause and broadcast Stage co-ordinates Debugging, repetition, sequencing, selection Working with variables to make a scoring system in a Shark game Please let me know what you think. NEW Jan 2017 - Revision on a page

This comes with complete workbook and differentiated support. Pupils will already known the basics of Scratch. This is used with Year 6 but could be adapted for Year 7 or 8. Aims of the project: - Analyse, design, implement, test, debug, evaluate and document to create a fully functioning crab maze game Accompanying support website provides guidance and tutorials where needed: - http://towercollege.wixsite.com/crab-maze-game?_ga=1.173461163.90285294.1435319282 NEW Jan 2017 - Revision on a page