Pearson Edexcel GCSE Computer Science (2020)
We're here to provide you with the extensive support you need to plan and implement GCSE (9-1) Computer Science 2020.
New interactive scheme of work
Take a look at our interactive scheme of work that will make planning your teaching time so much easier.
Pearson Edexcel Mocks Service
Our Mocks Service provides GCSE and A level exam papers that are sat by students and marked by Pearson examiners. Results are available through ResultsPlus, giving detailed performance insights and item-level analysis to support teaching, learning and exam preparation.
Find out more about the service and discuss your requirements with your local sales consultant.
Free support
We'll provide plenty of free support to help you with all aspects of Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Computer Science 2020, including help to:
Plan
- mapping documents
- interactive Scheme of work
- getting started guide
- training events
Teach
- getting started guide
- ARL materials
- network events
Track and Assess
- assessment guide
- Sample Assessment Materials (SAMs)
- exemplar student responses
On-demand and pre-recorded training
Our on-demand training has been developed to support you in the delivery, assessment and post-examination feedback for the new Pearson Edexcel GCSE Computer Science (2020) qualification. They can be watched at a time that suits you, shared with colleagues and revisited when needed.
Training includes the Planning and Delivering the new GCSE Computer Science specification from 2020 course.
Professional Development Academy
Our brand-new Professional Development Academy provides access to a wide range of high-quality training courses to support you in delivering the Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Computer Science qualification with confidence.
We have a range of on-demand, live and self-guided courses available, creating flexible learning options at a time and place that suits you.
To browse our extensive range of training events and courses, visit the Professional Development Academy.
2021-2022 catch up
Tim Brady, Subject Advisor for Computer Science, talks through the issues that centres and teachers may well be looking at as we look forward to the first live assessments in summer 2022.
