KS3

A complete course workbook:

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Publication June 2024.

Our complete course guide brings essential digital literacy skills into the classroom with ease.  An excellent computing education equips learners of all abilities with essential skills for life and work. It aids with learning in other subjects and forms a valuable foundation for Computing and IT courses at KS4. Full of short, engaging topics in our tried and trusted workbook format; it’s unbeatable and will help your pupils make the leap into Computing.

• 68 bite-sized and engaging topics across 20 key areas
• 680 marks’ worth of questions with full answers provided   
• Cover the entire KS3 Computing program of study for the English National Curriculum
• Evidence understanding and progression throughout KS3
• Complete all topics and questions in the book without a computer
• Deepen pupils’ understanding with practical extension activities

Power through three years of learning with just one book:  

• Access engaging content in an approachable format
• Tackle topics in any order
• Use as a main textbook in the classroom or for independent study
• Provide an ideal foundation to the topics needed for courses at GCSE level

A perfect accompaniment to our teaching resources, in a handy A4 format.

Make learning easy with ClearRevise workbooks

Each topic is covered with one spread.

1. Left-hand pages contain key concepts and helpful study notes.
2. Right-hand pages contain related questions to allow learners to check their understanding.
3. Learners, teachers or parents can mark questions using the mark schemes provided to track progress or identify knowledge gaps. Exam-style questions and mark schemes provide a perfect foundation for related KS4 courses. 

What people say...

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[The KS3 units are]..."very useful especially as most of my colleagues are new to computing. Its great having a starting point and guidance on assessment. Theory at KS3 is a new concept for most but it is actually going down well and adding purpose to the lessons."

Mr J Pritchett. Head of Computing, Brookfield Community School

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I really like the look of the books - they are far more visual and I believe more approachable than some of the alternatives on the market.

Mr Joe Oxford. Department of Science, St. Anne's Catholic School and Sixth Form College