Computer Science - Binary and Logic Gates - Revision Map This is a PDF document - The revision is based on the GCSE OCR Computer Science Specification on topics: binary and logic gates. This document is setup as A3 and can be printed off in A3/A4. Both sides have activities based on the two topics. The sheet also has answers to majority of the activities hence, students can go through it independently . This document’s main purpose is for revision however it can be used as a starter as well.

**Classroom Display ** ICT/Computer Science Classrooms 9-1 Grading System Software: Photoshop / Fonts2U - Size A4 - Printable

Folder Covers I used this during my year as a Computing Trainee. Helpful particularly if teacher training or starting teaching - allows organisation. Created on - Software: Microsoft Word - Apple MacBook Pro Printable in A4

13 June 2013 – OCR GCSE COMPUTING Mark Scheme PowerPoint Presentation A451/01 Computer Systems and Programming This is a Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation - The documents has the entire mark scheme for the paper, the presentation has been used in the past to present the mark scheme to KS4. The answers have been animated allowing the students to provide an answer prior to the answer being shown. This document can cooperated within other PowerPoints within other teaching resources/lessons too.

Multimedia - Purpose, Demographics and Features of Websites - Word-Search This starter was originally used for Key Stage 3: Year 8 ICT - Multimedia Unit. The resource includes an Excel for students, a completed version for the teacher and clues for the students differentiated in: easy, tricky and challenging.

Computer Science - LOGO Programming Default LOGO File (PDF) LOGO Word Document Editable Used previously in teaching placement for Key Stage 3 - Year 7.

Computer Science - Python Programs This is a ZIP folder - The ZIP folder has Python programs including: PRINT statements examples IF statements example IF/ELIF/ELSE statements examples + IF statement that can be used as a quiz Mathematical statements examples (adding/subtracting two number) WHILE statement example Used previously to teach/support Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4.