This KS3 Computing Year 7 exam bundle provides a comprehensive set of ready-to-use end-of-unit assessments designed to accurately assess student understanding across the full Year 7 Computing curriculum. The pack includes six structured exam papers, each written in a clear, accessible style appropriate for Key Stage 3, and supported by detailed mark schemes to ensure consistent and efficient marking. Topics covered include Programming Essentials in Scratch (Parts I and II), Networks, Modelling Data Using Spreadsheets, Using Media, and Clear Messaging in Digital Media. Each paper is designed for a 60-minute assessment and includes a balanced mix of multiple-choice, short-answer and extended response questions, allowing teachers to assess both knowledge and application. This resource is ideal for end-of-unit testing, revision assessments, cover lessons or internal exams, and supports accurate tracking of student progress while reducing teacher workload. These assessments are carefully structured to test both theoretical knowledge and practical understanding of key KS3 Computing concepts. Questions progress from basic recall to applied and evaluative responses, making them suitable for mixed-ability classes. The included mark schemes clearly break down marks by assessment point, supporting reliable and time-efficient marking. The exams align closely with typical KS3 Computing schemes of work and can be used independently or as part of a wider assessment framework.

This bundle brings together five professionally formatted Year 8 Computing exams, each designed to assess both theoretical understanding and practical knowledge. Questions reflect classroom teaching and build progressively from recall to explanation and application. The exams can be used as end-of-unit assessments, mock exams, revision tests, or baseline assessments at the start of Year 9. Mark schemes and Objectives documents are included for all papers, supporting consistent marking and efficient feedback.

This KS3 Computing Year 9 End of Year Exam Pack provides a complete, ready-to-use assessment solution covering the full breadth of the Year 9 Computing curriculum. The bundle includes six structured exam papers, each designed for a 60-minute assessment, with a strong balance of multiple-choice, short-answer and extended-response questions. Topics assessed include Python programming with sequences of data, data science, cybersecurity, animations, digital representations (images and sound) and physical computing. Each paper is supported by detailed mark schemes and clearly defined learning objectives, enabling consistent marking and accurate progress tracking. Questions assess both theoretical understanding and applied computational thinking, making this pack suitable for end-of-unit tests, end-of-year exams or structured revision. This resource is ideal for KS3 Computing teachers seeking a rigorous, curriculum-aligned assessment pack that mirrors GCSE-style questioning while remaining fully accessible to Year 9 learners.

This comprehensive Edexcel IGCSE ICT Year 10 and 11 exam practice pack provides a full set of exam-style assessment papers covering key areas of the specification, including Software Skills, Applying ICT, Online Goods and Services, Operating Online, Connectivity and Digital Devices. Designed to mirror the structure, command words and mark allocations used in the Pearson Edexcel IGCSE ICT examination, these resources are ideal for revision lessons, end-of-unit assessments or mock exam preparation. Each paper includes a clear mark total and suggested duration, allowing teachers to use them confidently under timed exam conditions. The pack is supported by detailed mark schemes and explicit learning objectives, enabling consistent and accurate assessment while supporting students in understanding how marks are awarded. Suitable for independent work, classroom testing or homework, this resource offers excellent value for money for teachers seeking high-quality, ready-to-use assessment materials aligned precisely to the Edexcel specification.

Equip your students with essential AI Literacy and Digital Citizenship skills through this comprehensive 4-lesson bundle designed for Year 10 ICT Core and Computer Science. What’s Included: Lesson 1: AI is Everywhere – Introduction to invisible AI, automation, and smart systems. Lesson 2: Recommender Systems – How social media algorithms influence user choices. Lesson 3: Your Phone, Your Data – A deep dive into tracking, behavioral data, and “mental privacy”. Lesson 4: The Truth Toolkit (The Turing Case) – A hands-on activity to identify AI-generated misinformation and verify historical facts. Resources: Detailed lesson plans with teacher scripts , curated video links , Google Classroom-ready tasks , and a “Spot the Errors” worksheet.

Cybersecurity, ICT, Computing, Online Safety, Social Engineering, Malware, Phishing, DDoS, Brute Force, Data Protection Act 2018, Computer Misuse Act, KS3, KS4, this ready-to-use mini unit introduces students to the fundamentals of cybersecurity, combining technical threats and human-based attacks in a clear and accessible way. Designed for KS3 and KS4 in UK and International Schools, this resource supports ICT and Computing lessons focused on online safety, data protection and responsible computer use. This mini unit is structured across 3–4 lessons and helps students understand that effective cybersecurity depends not only on technology, but also on user awareness and behaviour. Through guided explanations, real-life scenarios and discussion-based activities, learners explore how cybercrime exploits both systems and people. What’s included • A detailed mini unit plan covering 3–4 lessons (50–60 minutes each) • A teacher-led PDF presentation explaining all key concepts step by step • A short video (2–4 minutes) introducing real-world cybersecurity scenarios • Structured classroom activities, discussions and reflection tasks • Assessment opportunities and differentiation guidance

This resource is a complete IGCSE ICT mock theory exam designed to support students preparing for the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE (9–1) specification. It provides realistic, exam-style practice covering key theory topics through structured questions that reflect the style, command words and mark allocation used in the official assessment. The exam is context-based, following a realistic student scenario, and assesses knowledge and understanding across Digital Devices, Connectivity, Operating Online, Online Goods and Services, and Acceptable Use Policies (AUP). Questions include a balanced mix of multiple-choice, short-answer, extended-response and discussion questions, helping students develop both subject knowledge and exam technique. A fully detailed mark scheme is included, offering clear guidance for teachers and students. This makes the resource ideal for mock exams, end-of-unit assessments, revision lessons, homework, or independent study, saving preparation time while ensuring strong alignment with the specification.

This two-lesson revision resource is designed for Pearson Edexcel IGCSE ICT students in Year 10 and Year 11 and focuses on the key topic Operating Online. The lesson plan supports consolidation, clarification and exam preparation using existing resources such as an infographic, presentation, video and audio materials. Across two structured lessons, students revisit online threats including phishing, malware and unauthorised access, and review essential protection methods such as encryption, firewalls and strong password practices. The resource also explores the wider impact of the internet on work, communication and society, including remote working, online communities, digital footprint and cyberbullying. Clear timings, teacher instructions and assessment-for-learning checkpoints make this lesson easy to deliver. Built-in differentiation provides both support and challenge, making it suitable for mixed-ability classes. The content uses exam-appropriate terminology and international and UK-focused examples, making it ideal for revision, consolidation or pre-exam teaching. Perfect for classroom delivery, cover lessons, and high-value TES digital resources worldwide.

This resource is a 25-minute practice assessment designed for students studying Unit 1: Digital Devices of the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE (9–1) ICT specification. The paper closely reflects exam-style questions, structure, and mark allocation used by Pearson Edexcel, making it ideal for revision, homework, or mock exam practice.