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This introductory lesson on Emerging Technologies provides Year 7 students with an engaging overview of what emerging technologies are and why they matter in today’s world. Designed with accessibility in mind, this lesson uses real-world examples to spark curiosity and discussion around innovations such as Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Robotics, and the Internet of Things. Students will explore how these technologies are shaping daily life, industries, and the future of work. The lesson includes interactive elements, video prompts, and differentiated activities to support a range of learners.

In this package you have a Powerpoint with different slides about Boolean logic, Boolean circuits and Boolean expressions. You also get two worksheets for all the topics above. worth 2 to 3 lesson’s material.

This Introduction to Python Programming unit is designed to give Year 8 students a solid foundation in text-based coding using Python. Through a sequence of carefully structured lessons, students develop essential programming skills, including working with variables, inputs, selection (if statements), and loops. Each lesson builds on the last, enabling students to write increasingly complex programs while encouraging creativity and problem-solving. The unit includes differentiated worksheets, visual aids, and engaging coding tasks that reinforce core concepts and introduce debugging techniques.

This comprehensive unit introduces Year 9 students to the key concepts of Data Regulations helping them understand how personal data is protected, used, and sometimes misused in the digital world. Students will explore: The principles of the Data Protection Act (2018) and GDPR Why organisations must handle personal data carefully and lawfully The importance of consent and data rights What happens when data is stolen or leaked — data breaches and their consequences Related topics such as copyright, downloading online content, and an age-appropriate introduction to the dark web The unit encourages students to think critically about data privacy, digital responsibility, and their rights as digital citizens. Perfect for Key Stage 3 Computing or PSHE/ICT, this resource pack includes: Full PowerPoint lessons Worksheets with varied activities Real-world scenarios Discussion tasks Assessment materials

This comprehensive Year 8 resource introduces students to the key concepts of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in a clear, engaging, and age-appropriate format. Designed for KS3 Computing lessons, it helps students understand how people interact with digital devices and why user-centred design is essential in technology.