GCSEs Support for new teachers
New to GCSE Computer Science? We're here to help
Our comprehensive teaching and learning support is rich in purposeful activities designed to support all teachers delivering this qualification - including those who have never delivered it before.
What's available and when?
We provide extensive free teaching and learning support, designed specifically for non-specialists.
To help you understand what's available - and what we'll be providing soon - we've created this handy guide.
Working with leading industry and pedagogical organisations
We've brought together a wealth of resources from a variety of trusted sources, such as the NCCE, and linked them to Pearson Edexcel specification using the interactive scheme of work to save you time and give you confidence in the progression of content and the resources that you are using.
First-hand experience of our free support
Karen McCathie, Head of Department at Churcher's College, Hampshire, for Computer Science and ICT, shares her experience with the free resources we've provided for GCSE (9-1) Computer Science and how she's planning on using them in delivering the qualification. Watch the videos below to explore her insights.
Support for the new Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Computer Science specification
Find the right teaching support for you
We've provided a guide to supporting documents and delivery materials so you can make the most out of the documents we offer for our GCSE (9-1) Computer Science 2020 qualification.
Our downloadable presentation provides you with an insight into our range of teaching and learning support documents available and how to apply them, helping to ensure you're getting the best out of the support available.
A guide to supporting documents and delivery materials (PDF, 15.1 MB)
Transcript: A guide to supporting documents and delivery materials (PDF, 0.2 MB)
Talk to Tim
Tim Brady, your dedicated Computer Science Subject Advisor, is on hand to help whenever you need any support and advice. Take a look at your Computer Science Community and follow him on twitter.
