Introduction to Python Assessment. Fundemental programming constructs, including data types, comments, logic, syntax and runtime errors. Adapted for all abilities with different ways of recording. Tables, lines for writing on, circling etc. Great for early assessments to ensure students understand the programming constructs before starting the main teaching. OCR and Edexcel specification.

Binary ‘cheat sheet’ for GCSE OCR or Edexcel exam board. Binary to Denary Denary to Binary Binary Addition Binary Shift Left Binary Shift Right Binary to Hexadecimal Two’s compliment Signed Binary All topics have a step by step instructions to work out the binary, with scaffolded table to help remind students how to show working out. Word document you can edit if needs be.

GCSE Edexcel and OCR Logic Gate Assessment for AND, OR and NOT gates. As a word document so you can edit as you need to. The resource is adapted for students of any need, and it starts off easy and progressively gets more difficult using exam style questions. Great as a revision resource, or to be used an initial assessment. No mark scheme, however, it is very easy to mark.

10 Computer Science topics with space for students to add their own revision notes. Topics include: Algorithms Searching and sorting algorithms Logic gates Binary Calculating file sizes Storage Topologies Hardware Network protocols Network security All topics have key word word banks to support their revision. OCR and Edexcel exam boards

Document to help students understand how data types work. Great for an introductory lesson into data types. This follows the Edexcel and OCR scheme of work.

Spreadsheet with every topic clearly laid out with cells for students to RAG their knowledge, space to reflect and spaces for students to take ownership of their revision. This is great for me to view what revision they have as they have to upload evidence to I can see.

This workbook contains Topic 1 - Algorithms from the GCSE Edexcel Computer Science specification. This is really good for homework, or as an in class revision pack. It is scaffolded and progressively gets more difficult as the students get through. There are all sorts of questions, including 1-2 mark questions or full exam style questions.

19 pages of Algorithm questions, with some exam style questions. This follows the Edexcel GCSE Computer Science exam board, but can be used for any other exam board.