Computer Science that marks itself
Over 100 schools use it as GCSEPython.co.uk. Students write and run Python in the browser, there are 1,400 exam questions across the boards, and the marking writes them feedback on what to fix.
Python in the browser
Nothing to install. Students write, run and debug real Python. The marking checks whether the code solves the task, not just whether it runs.
20+ interactive tools
Trace tables, logic gates, binary and hex, SQL, flowcharts and sorting visualisers. The A-Level tools go up to FSMs and Turing machines.
Real exam questions
1,400 questions written to each board's spec, from quick multiple choice to full extended answers. Sorted into five-a-day and mock papers.
The tools students use
Built for this subject and running in the browser. No installs, nothing to set up.
Program a lighthouse, a chicken coop door or a Mars rover with a flowchart, then press Run and watch the scene obey it. Sixteen mimics, from one output up to closed-loop control.
Try itLook inside
Everything behind the login is out here. Try a marked question, look at the tools and boards, take some free resources.
Mark your own answers
Type an answer to a real exam question and see it marked with a band, marks and feedback, the same as your students get. It runs inside your account.
Free to set up. Takes a couple of minutes.
Trace tables, logic gates, binary, SQL, flowcharts and sorting visualisers. The A-Level set goes up to FSMs and Turing machines.
Printable daily retrieval packs with answers. Drop them into your starter routine.
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