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.

This is a true or false starter/plenary activity that can be used with KS3/4 students. A blank true or false document is also attached for you to create your own.

This is a revision sheet that I have created to help my students learn and fully understand binary and hexadecimal. It is something that they can take away and revise from.

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.

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.

This resource has been used to give to parents at open evenings. Our student pick their options in year 8 so this has been used with that year group but could be given to other groups. It just shows the different sites that can be used for programming.

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

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

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.

A selection of Python wall displays.

This is a resource I have used for revision with my current year 10's. It works well and consists of a range of topics including: - Computer Architecture - RAM & ROM - Flowcharts & Pseudocode (Producing and Completing) - CPU, Cache, Data Calculations

A lesson based on the different network topologies along with an activity. Powerpoint includes Bus, Star, Ring and Mesh.

A chart designed to check the progress of students based on the lesson objectives. This allows you to check progress at different stages of the lesson and show how progress is made in 1 hour.

A simple display that includes each of the AO's for the OCR GCSE Computer Science course.

A lesson on accessibility devices that I will be using with my year 9 class. All resources for the lesson are included.

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.

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

A full lesson that I use for year 7 students - covering social networks.

Cyberbullying lesson.