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Turn Revision into a Gameshow! Transform your classroom into a thrilling quiz arena with this IGCSE Computer Science Gameshow Pack—perfect for revising core concepts in an engaging, high-energy format. Whether you want to run a “Jeopardy!”-style competition, host a hilarious “Um, Actually…” fact-check game, or fire up the tension with a “Weakest Link” showdown, this pack has you covered. What’s Included: The Weakest Link PowerPoint Game Ready-made PowerPoint and printable question sheets Built-in gameplay instructions, scoring system, and team rotation prompts **** “Um, Actually…” Game**** 25+ fact-based statements with built-in errors Mix of Computing and fun general knowledge Students must correct the error with “Um, actually…” for points Encourages active listening, critical thinking, and content recall Jeopardy-style Quiz Game Fully editable PowerPoint with clickable question board Categories include Hardware, Data Representation, Algorithms, Internet Safety, and even a surprise round on Singapore and Animals for brain breaks! 25+ unique questions per category Perfect For: IGCSE Computer Science revision End-of-term review weeks KS3/KS4 Computing taster sessions Inter-house competitions or Computer Science week events Mixed-ability classes—students shine in different roles (recall, correction, teamwork)

Teacher + Student Booklets • Presentations • Knowledge Organisers Looking for a complete, time-saving solution for teaching or revising IGCSE Computer Science Paper 1? This MEGA PACK includes everything you need to cover the entire Paper 1 syllabus — fully aligned to Cambridge specifications. Included in this all-in-one bundle are: Teacher and student booklets for every unit Clear, classroom-ready presentations Student-friendly knowledge organisers/cheat sheets with key definitions, summaries, and practice questions Covers all major Paper 1 topics: Number Systems Data Representation Data Transmission Computer Architecture Network Hardware Software Interrupts The Internet & WWW Automated Systems, Robotics & AI Perfect for teachers building a scheme of work Ideal for students revising for mocks or final exams Supports flipped learning, independent study, and class revision This pack has been designed to help students understand faster, revise smarter, and feel exam-ready with clearly structured and visually engaging resources. Whether you’re teaching it or learning it, this resource will save hours of planning and maximise learning impact. Download the full Paper 1 bundle today and get everything you need — all in one place.

Engage your students with this set of 8 vibrant posters highlighting top computer science career paths! Perfect for classroom displays, these posters cover exciting roles like Data Scientist, Software Engineer, Cybersecurity Analyst, AI Research Scientist, and more, detailing starting salaries, job descriptions, required subjects, study duration, and leading employers.

IGCSE Computer Science Paper 2 MEGA PACK – Complete Programming & Algorithms Bundle Looking for a complete, time-saving solution for teaching or revising Paper 2? This Paper 2 Mega Pack includes everything you need to cover the entire practical programming section of the IGCSE Computer Science syllabus. This bundle includes: Teacher & student booklets for every unit Clear, classroom-ready presentations Knowledge organisers packed with key concepts and coding examples Pseudocode and flowchart guides Logic gate revision sheets Trace table walkthroughs with worked examples Exam-style practice questions and solutions Covers essential Paper 2 topics: Algorithms: sequence, selection, iteration Pseudocode, flowcharts & trace tables Programming fundamentals (variables, data types, loops, subroutines) File handling and validation Maintainable code and common errors This pack is perfect for: Teachers looking to deliver the full Paper 2 syllabus Students revising for the practical exam Independent learning and classroom use

Take your students on a creative 3D design journey with this complete 4-lesson Google SketchUp unit, perfect for Key Stage 3. Whether your learners are just starting or moving into intermediate skills, this pack scaffolds their progress from basic tool use to fully independent 3D modelling. What’s Included: 3 Full PowerPoints: Lesson 1: Introduction to SketchUp – Build a Practice Chair Lesson 2: Design a Flag – Learn Geometry, Colour & Grouping Lesson 3: Create a Cabin – Structure, Furniture & Textures Lesson 4: Independent Creative Project – Bring It All Together Editable UK-Style Lesson Plans (objectives, activities, resources & outcomes) Student Rubric & Reflection Sheet – One-page self-assessment with tick-box skills for every lesson Ideal for mixed-ability classes and adaptable to remote or in-class learning Perfect for Computing, Design & Technology, or Creative Project-Based Learning.

This vibrant and informative poster pack introduces students to 8 of the world’s most influential companies, making it perfect for Business Studies, Economics, Financial Literacy, and Enterprise lessons across Key Stages 2, 3, and 4. Each A2/A3/A4-ready poster breaks down: The company’s founders and leaders Their global reach and headquarters What the company does and why it’s groundbreaking Key economic terms (valuation, stocks, AI, IPO, e-commerce, etc.) Fun facts that help learners connect with big ideas Companies Included: Tesla – Electric vehicles & clean energy Amazon – E-commerce, logistics, and cloud computing NVIDIA – AI, gaming, and data processing Samsung – Electronics, semiconductors, and biotech Shopify – E-commerce and entrepreneurship DJI – Drone technology and robotics Apple – Consumer tech, software, and innovation How to Use: Print posters for classroom walls or corridors Use in starter activities or discussions Tie in with entrepreneurship projects Assign a research task: “Which company would you invest in, and why?”

Get your KS3 students coding with this creative 5-lesson HTML & CSS project where they build their own Top Trumps-style trading cards. Ideal for teaching web development, HTML structure, and CSS styling in a fun, project-based format. What’s Included: 5 fully planned and resourced HTML & CSS lessons Detailed teacher instructions Customisable assessment rubric for student presentations and coding work Student-led final project: build a set of 5 styled Top Trumps cards Covers: <html>, <h1>, <p>, <img>, <div>, class, external CSS, styling with colours, fonts, and layout ** ** Skills Covered: HTML fundamentals (headings, paragraphs, images, divs) CSS basics (backgrounds, fonts, colours, border-radius) Project-based learning and independent creation Digital literacy and design thinking Ideal For: KS3 Computing / ICT lessons Year 8 or Year 9 coding projects End-of-term activities or creative web design units No prior coding experience needed. Runs entirely in the browser. Perfect for engaging students while teaching essential coding skills.

This concise knowledge organiser is the perfect cheat sheet for IGCSE Computer Science students tackling Topic 6: Automated and Emerging Technologies. Includes key terms, student-friendly explanations, and practice questions. Ideal for quick revision, homework support, or exam prep. Download now and make your Computer Science revision easier and smarter.

IGCSE Computer Science Complete Bundle - Paper 1 (Special Price) Get the ultimate resource pack for teaching and learning IGCSE Computer Science Paper 1! This bundle includes Student Booklets and Answer Booklets covering all key topics: What’s Included: Number Systems Data Representation Data Transmission Computer Architecture Network Hardware Software Interrupts The Internet & WWW Automated Systems, Robotics & AI Why This Bundle? Comprehensive coverage of the IGCSE syllabus. Includes past paper questions to solidify knowledge. Perfect for revision, classroom teaching, and independent study. Excellent value for money! Equip your students for success with this powerful study resource!

This 3-lesson KS3 3D modelling project is a hands-on and engaging Google SketchUp activity where students in Year 7 to Year 9 digitally recreate a section of their school. The project is fully scaffolded, supporting learners through real-world observation, sketching, and digital construction using Google SketchUp. Students begin by taking photographs of their chosen building section, sketching a top-down plan, and completing a 10-point building checklist. They then use core SketchUp tools—Rectangle, Push/Pull, Orbit, Paint Bucket, and Move—to model their building in 3D. This resource includes: A clear student instruction sheet A self-assessment checklist A detailed marking rubric An evidence log for tracking student progress Perfect for Design & Technology, ICT, or cross-curricular STEM projects, this task builds spatial awareness, digital literacy, planning, and creativity. It’s highly adaptable for mixed abilities and can be used as an end-of-unit assessment or creative design challenge.

IGCSE Computer Science Workbook & Presentation - The Internet and World Wide Web (Complete Study & Teaching Resource) Looking for engaging resources to teach The Internet and the World Wide Web for IGCSE Computer Science? This powerful bundle is your all-in-one solution! What’s Inside: Presentation Slides: Clear visuals explaining Internet vs. WWW, protocols, DNS, URLs, HTTP/HTTPS, Cookies, Blockchain, and more. Student Booklets: Fun, interactive exercises covering all topics with multiple-choice & short-answer questions. Teacher Booklet (with answers): Instant feedback, easy marking, and structured teaching support.

This all-in-one Year 7 Computer Science Revision Pack is perfect for helping students prepare for end-of-year exams or to recap key concepts covered throughout KS3. It’s designed with accessibility and clarity in mind—ideal for both in-class review or independent study. What’s Inside: **Computational Thinking **– Develop logic and problem-solving skills with explanations on algorithms, pseudocode, flowcharts, and key programming concepts like selection, iteration, and abstraction. Computer Systems – Clear breakdowns of internal components, CPU structure, memory types, input/output devices, and embedded systems. **Networks **– Learn the difference between LAN, WAN, and PAN, how data travels across the internet, and the importance of protocols like HTTP and HTTPS. **Data Representation **– Includes binary, denary, hexadecimal, ASCII vs Unicode, binary addition, and understanding overflow errors. **Internet Safety **– Teaches how to stay safe online, avoid scams, use strong passwords, and understand malware threats. Why Teachers and Parents Love It: Topics aligned with the KS3 Computing curriculum Includes clear definitions, colourful diagrams, and real-life examples Practice questions included in every section to reinforce learning Perfect for recap lessons, revision homework, or even as a mini workbook Great for building exam confidence in a student-friendly format

Inspire students with this 18”x24” poster of 11 modern computer science stars like Elon Musk and Massimo Banzi. Perfect for teachers, it’s a colorful, durable classroom display for STEM or coding lessons. Printed on quality matte paper, shipped rolled in a tube. Motivate future innovators!

Unlock IGCSE Computer Science success with this Year 10 Data Representation booklet, designed specifically for teachers and students! Featuring an engaging presentation to seamlessly guide learners and streamline teaching, this resource aligns perfectly with the IGCSE syllabus. It explores text (ASCII, Unicode), sound (sample rate, resolution), and images (resolution, colour depth), providing detailed notes, hands-on practice questions, and past paper questions for thorough post-assessment. Ideal for classroom use or self-study, it’s a top choice for students as their final exam revision notes. Equipped with an answer sheet for both teachers and learners, this all-in-one guide guarantees mastery of data representation.

This comprehensive presentation is designed for IGCSE Computer Science students, serving as the ultimate resource to meet all their lesson needs on input devices, output devices, and sensors. It provides clear, detailed explanations of key topics such as touchscreens, scanners, 3D printers, LED screens, and sensors, fully aligned with the syllabus. Paired with a concise practice and revision booklet featuring worksheets, engaging activities, and past paper questions with mark schemes, these resources double as student-friendly notes—ideal for classroom practice, homework, or exam preparation. Together, the presentation and booklet deliver complete lessons for teachers, offering a ready-to-use package that reinforces learning and ensures students achieve mastery of these essential concepts with confidence.

This comprehensive presentation is designed for IGCSE Computer Science students, offering a complete lesson resource on software and interrupts that aligns with the syllabus. It delivers clear, detailed explanations of key concepts, including the differences between system and application software with examples, the role and core functions of operating systems, the interplay of hardware, firmware, and operating systems in running applications, and the operation of interrupts with examples of hardware and software triggers. Accompanied by a concise practice and revision booklet featuring worksheets, engaging activities, and past paper questions with mark schemes, these materials also serve as student-friendly notes—perfect for classroom exercises, homework, or exam preparation. Together, the presentation and booklet provide teachers with ready-to-use, complete lessons, ensuring students gain a thorough understanding of software types, operating system functionalities, and interrupt handling with confidence and clarity.

Unlock IGCSE Computer Science success with this comprehensive Data Transmission resource pack, crafted for teachers and students! Featuring an engaging presentation to effortlessly guide learners and simplify teaching, this pack is tailored to the IGCSE syllabus. It covers essential topics like data packets, packet switching, transmission methods (simplex, half-duplex, duplex), USB interfaces, error detection techniques (parity, checksum, ARQ, echo check), and encryption (symmetric and asymmetric), with detailed notes, structured exercises, and past paper questions for effective post-assessment. Perfect for classroom teaching, homework, or self-study, it’s a go-to choice for students as their final exam revision notes. Complete with an answer sheet for teachers and learners, this all-in-one guide ensures mastery of data transmission fundamentals.

This comprehensive presentation is tailored for IGCSE Computer Science students, serving as the definitive resource to meet all their lesson needs on storage devices and media. It delivers clear, detailed explanations of syllabus-aligned topics, including storage devices (e.g., HDDs, SSDs), storage media (e.g., magnetic, optical, solid-state), and key concepts like capacity and speed. Accompanied by a concise practice and revision booklet packed with worksheets, engaging activities, and past paper questions with mark schemes, these resources double as student-friendly notes—perfect for classroom practice, homework, or exam preparation. Together, the presentation and booklet provide complete lessons for teachers, offering a ready-to-use package that reinforces learning and ensures students master these critical storage concepts with confidence.

This IGCSE Computer Science cheat sheet gives students a clear and concise overview of the key concepts in Computer Architecture and Embedded Systems. Perfect for quick revision, this knowledge organiser breaks down complex ideas into student-friendly definitions and examples. Covers everything from: CPU components (ALU, CU, registers) The Fetch-Decode-Execute (FDE) cycle System buses (Data, Address, Control) Performance factors like clock speed, cache, and cores Real-world use of embedded systems and microcontrollers

This comprehensive presentation is crafted for Year 10 and 11 IGCSE students, serving as the cornerstone of all their lesson needs on computer architecture. Covering critical topics like the CPU’s role, microprocessors, Von Neumann architecture, the fetch-decode-execute cycle, CPU performance factors (cores, cache, clock speed), instruction sets, and embedded systems, it delivers clear, detailed explanations to guide students through every concept. Accompanied by practice and revision booklets packed with targeted worksheets, engaging activities, and past paper questions, these resources double as concise, student-friendly notes with structured exercises and mark schemes—perfect for practice, homework, or exam prep. Together, the presentation and booklets provide complete lessons for teachers, offering a ready-to-use package that ensures students build a confident, thorough understanding of computer architecture fundamentals.