A complete and tested Scheme of Work for the BBC Microbits. Includes: Lesson Powerpoints Lesson Worksheets/Activities Lesson Plans Scheme of Work Helpsheet Assessment Tasks I have used this with both Year 8 and 7 students. Freely tailorable to suit what groups you have. Contents uploaded are what I have used in my school.

A quick lesson starter crossword. Covers various keywords related to the topic. Designed for Year 8’s.

A basic PowerPoint designed to start of a students learning into the world of Computers. Looks at the basics of the core components found within computers, with tweaking can be used with groups from Year 6 - 8.

A PowerPoint recapping on some of the most common risks to the Cyber world, both digitially and through Social Engineering. Used this PowerPoint to aid revision, discussion with students, and independant thought research with GCSE students.

A PowerPoint I created to help teach Hexidecimal and Binary along the AQA Computer Science GCSE Spec. It may be useful for your own teaching of the subject.

A PowerPoint I have used to teach AQA GCSE Computer Science. It goes over the basics around bitmaps and image calculations. May be useful for combining with own resources.

A quick lesson starter or plenary. Various keywords from aspects of Computer Science.

A quick activity for students to unscramble 10 different computer related words. Designed for year 6/7 based on what I have taught them previously around PC hardware.

Lesson Activity used as an intro to Python. Designed for a year 8 class with a little bit of programming prior knowledge. E.g. Small Basic. Contains a PowerPoint, Lesson Plan, Worksheet and a Helpsheet. Used and tested in my own lessons.

A PowerPoint going over the content for the AQA Computer Science GCSE spec. The topic is on Sound Representation and covers everything the students should know to be able to answer exam questions. Contains key information, link to BBC video and a example question. I used this after teaching Binary.

Another Jumbled words activity. This time using some of the key vocab from the AQA Computer Science GCSE.