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This clear and concise Data Transmission Knowledge Organiser is designed specifically for IGCSE Computer Science students. It’s an essential revision resource that brings together key definitions, concepts, and exam-style questions all on one page.

This Data Representation Knowledge Organiser is a must-have revision tool for IGCSE Computer Science students preparing for Paper 1, Topic 1. Designed as a concise and visually structured cheat sheet, it covers all essential terminology, key concepts, formulas, and examples related to binary, text, image, sound, and compression representation.

Struggling with binary, hexadecimal, or two’s complement? This IGCSE Computer Science cheat sheet is your ultimate companion! Designed for quick revision and long-term mastery, this easy-to-follow resource covers all the essentials of number systems—from key terminology and worked examples to exam-style questions and binary shift techniques. Perfect for students aiming for top grades, this organiser simplifies complex topics into clear, digestible sections. Whether you’re preparing for Paper 1 or just brushing up, this is a must-have reference tool to boost understanding and exam confidence.

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!

Bring coding to life with this engaging Minecraft Education series, perfect for Key Stage 2 and 3 students in Years 6 and 7. This 3-lesson resource pack guides learners through the exciting process of designing, coding, and building their own Minecraft worlds. Each PowerPoint introduces key skills in a clear, step-by-step way, combining creative planning with practical coding using the in-game Agent. Students will: Master essential Minecraft controls and inventory management. Learn to code structures with visual code blocks. Collaborate to design and build a shared city. Develop problem-solving, teamwork, and digital literacy skills. These lessons are ideal for: End-of-term activities that are fun and educational. Creative computing projects that inspire all learners, including beginners. Reinforcing coding concepts in a real-world context. Whether your class is new to Minecraft or already familiar, this resource helps them apply creativity and computational thinking in a hands-on, memorable way. Includes fully editable slides with clear instructions, challenges, and reflection prompts to keep learners engaged from start to finish.

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?”

Hardware Components | Exploded Diagrams | ICT Classroom Resources | Boost engagement in your Computer Science or ICT classroom with this professionally designed hardware poster pack focused on the CPU (Central Processing Unit), GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), and RAM (Random Access Memory). These eye-catching, high-resolution exploded diagrams bring key computer components to life for Key Stage 3 and 4 students, supporting both theory and visual learning. Keywords: CPU poster, GPU poster, RAM diagram, exploded hardware diagrams, ICT display, KS3 Computer Science, KS4 revision, hardware components, GCSE ICT classroom, ICT wall display, TES Computer Science resources What You Get: CPU Poster – “The Brain of the Computer” Explains the internal structure of the CPU including the silicon die, heat spreader, substrate, and contact points. Shows how the CPU performs tasks using the fetch-decode-execute cycle. GPU Poster – “Graphics Rendering Engine” A visual breakdown of the GPU’s internal and external parts. Demonstrates how images, animations, and video are rendered using VRAM, the GPU die, heatsink, and more. RAM Poster – “Working Memory of the Computer” Features a labelled exploded view of modern DDR5 RAM, including memory chips, power regulation, and gold contact fingers. Perfect for helping learners grasp temporary data storage and memory concepts.

For Key Stage 3 & 4 | Hardware | History | Storage | Visual Learning Give your classroom a visual upgrade with this engaging and curriculum-aligned poster pack, designed to help Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 students understand key topics in Computer Science and ICT. Each high-quality poster is created to support student learning through clear graphics, labelled components, and accessible explanations – ideal for classroom displays, revision areas, or corridor walls. What’s Included: History of Computing Poster From the abacus to artificial intelligence, this timeline introduces students to key computing milestones, pioneers (e.g. Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing), and fascinating facts that shaped the digital world. Know Your Computer Poster A clear overview of all major computer parts including the CPU, RAM, GPU, motherboard, power supply, and more — with definitions, functions, key terms, and real-world examples. Internal Parts of a Computer Poster Focused diagram of internal components with visual representations of how they fit and work together — including ports, sockets, slots, fans, and storage locations. A perfect reference tool for hardware lessons. Comparing Storage Types Poster Side-by-side comparison of HDD, SSD, NVMe, USB drives, and Blu-ray — showing features, speed, use cases, and capacities. Great for teaching students the differences in modern and legacy storage.

Make revision engaging and effective with this ultimate word search pack tailored for IGCSE Computer Science students! This mega bundle includes seven full sets, each covering a core topic from the syllabus: Data Representation Data Transmission Hardware Software The Internet and WWW Data Security Networking Each topic set contains: 30 exam-style revision questions 30 related keywords hidden in an engaging word search puzzle Ideal for classroom starters, homework, revision sessions or fast finishers Designed for Key Stage 4, but also suitable for Key Stage 3 Computer Science Perfect for: Reinforcing key vocabulary Consolidating core theory topics Active learning and independent study Use them digitally or print for low-prep classroom resources!

CPU | GPU | RAM | Storage | Internal Parts | Hardware | History of Computing Transform your Computer Science classroom with this ultimate 7-Poster MegaPack, carefully designed to support Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 students. This printable visual resource set features detailed diagrams, engaging graphics, and clear terminology that help pupils grasp complex hardware and theory topics at a glance. Included in this MegaPack: CPU Poster – The Brain of the Computer Exploded view of the CPU including heat spreader, silicon die, substrate and pins, with simplified explanations of function and structure. GPU Poster – Graphics Processing Unit Detailed breakdown of a modern graphics card, from fans and heatsinks to VRAM and output ports. Ideal for teaching rendering and high-performance processing. RAM Poster – Random Access Memory (DDR5) Exploded diagram of a RAM module showing chips, PCB, PMIC, and gold contacts. Perfect for covering volatile memory and multitasking concepts. Internal Parts of a Computer A labelled layout of a desktop PC with all key components such as CPU, GPU, PSU, RAM, storage, and motherboard — clearly positioned to show how the system fits together. Know Your Computer Curriculum-linked summary of major computer hardware components with definitions, key terms, and real-world examples for each device. Comparing Storage Types Side-by-side comparison of HDD, SSD, NVMe, USB, and Blu-ray — highlighting capacity, speed, use cases and typical file formats. Ideal for revision and exam prep. History of Computing Timeline From the abacus to AI, this visually engaging poster traces the key milestones and pioneers in computing — including Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing, Grace Hopper, and Tim Berners-Lee.