Cyberbullying lesson.

A selection of Python wall displays.

A variety of lessons which include: Binary Conversion, ASCII, Binary Addition, Hexadecimal, Ciphers and a final assessment. This pack covers 6 lessons in total. Each of the lessons come with activities and answers. Homework activities are also included. The final assessment allows all abilities to show their knowledge and understanding and comes complete with mark scheme. This SOW has worked extremely well with each of my year 8 classes; regardless of ability.

Excellent resource to get to know your form group and a great activity to keep them quiet for an hour.

This is a resource to allow students to self-assess their own work when completing SketchUp activities. There is also a blank document which can be used for any other units of work.

A lesson on logic gates and combining these to create circuits. Presentation and lesson activity included.

A lesson which looks into the basics of string manipulation - changing variable to upper and lower case and slicing.

A full lesson used with year 7 based on how they can stay safe online and what they should be aware of when using the internet. Tasks included within the presentation.

Excellent resource if your students don't have the use of social media when completing this unit! This is a template that can be used to provide students with simulated data for them to analyse. This could be used when completing learning aim BC P6 of Unit 3 - Using Social Media in Business. This has worked fantastic for myself and has allowed me to provide students with information on the usage and interaction that their posts could get.

A learning mat that covers a range of binary topics and boolean logic (AND, OR, NOT & XOR). Could be used as a display on the wall if blown up.

Two lessons for learning aim A of Unit 3 - Using social media in business. Developments in Social Media Features and Target Audience

All of the elements that you will need to put up a large boolean logic display piece.

A lesson for learning aim A on the developments in social media.

KS3 / KS4 - Starter or plenary activity to check students' understanding of input, output, and storage. The resource will need to be printed and cut up, students then need to match the words to the correct definitions.

Presentation and activity to be used to cover bitwise operators.

A lesson on sources of finance along with activity and answers. The activity consists of students identifying the advantages and disadvantages of internal and external sources of finance.

This resource has been designed to allow students to track their own progress over time. Students are able to record their test score and see if they are making progress. It is also good for when books are being checked as assessment can be seen straight away and the progress being made can easily be seen. I have used this resource with my current year 10 students and they have found it a good way to refer back to previous assessment results as it has been stuck in the front of their book.

A resource that allows you to manage the time that you have used during the NEA and will allow you to easily record student grades.

I have searched and searched for the NEA mark scheme on its own without the rest of the specification but had no joy. I thought that I would produce the mark scheme for the NEA so that I can give it to my students to use when they come to complete the NEA in year 11. This will be placed in their resource bank so that they don't have to waste time searching through the specification to find the mark scheme.

A simple scratch activity that would be useful for students in primary school.