A display showing twenty prominent people of colour who have an involvement in the history of computing. A great resource for Black History Month. It’s particularly important to me that this resource has a high number of women, encouraging the visibility of both women and people of colour.

A sheet showing CD covers, price and stock, to act as a prompt for a spreadsheet activity.

A Spreadsheet designed to use ICT to explore number sequences and exponential growth. The Spreadsheet uses the idea of the Fibonacci sequence and the ‘One Grain of Rice’ story, to explore students’ understanding of number sequences and exponential growth, whilst practising their Excel skills.

A resource that uses Excel Spreadsheets with embedded PowerPoints to allow students to explore ‘number stories’ based on two simple number sequences. One looks at the Fibonnaci sequence and uses Excel to calculate the sequence and create a pie chart that reflects a Fibonnaci spiral. The other looks at the ‘One Grain of Rice’ story and uses Excel to calculate the number of rice grains, bowls, etc.

A Spreadsheets resource originally designed around the 2014 World Cup that could be applied to any World Cup or Football project. Includes a World Cup Goals spreadsheet, information on goals for students to enter, Powerpoint images and the link to the Youtube video of the World Cup song, as well as instructions for students. A good resource to engage students who like football.

A computer timeline display showing computing events or developments from 100BC to 2019.

A display for Black History Month showing quotes from Computer Scientists who are people of colour. These can be displayed as they are or cut out.