Features

Everything you need to teach GCSE Computer Science effectively

How It Works

Use ready-made mock exams and topic sets, or build custom assignments from 900+ GCSE and 500+ A Level questions.

Copy courses to your classes with one click. Set due dates, enable test mode, customise as needed.

AI-assisted marking with exam-style rubrics. Real-time analytics show completion rates and scores.

Pre-built assignments aligned to OCR J277 and AQA A Level specifications. Use immediately or customise.

•Mock Exam Sets: 4 full exam-style papers (Paper 1 A/B, Paper 2 A/B) totalling 132 questions with authentic marking rubrics
•Practice Paper Sets: 6 progressive practice papers (A/B/C for each component) with 180 questions, ranging from easy to challenge difficulty
•Homework Banks: 43 topic-specific homework assignments (5-10 questions each) covering every section of the OCR J277 specification. Ready to assign for weekly homework or focused practice.
•Five a Day: Quick daily practice sets with 5 mixed questions. Perfect for starter activities or regular retrieval practice.
•Topic Mastery Sets: 11 focused assignments by specification section (245 questions). Perfect for targeted revision or weekly homework.
•One-click assignment: Copy entire courses to your classes instantly, customise due dates, enable test mode, or tweak questions
•Your own question banks: Create and organise custom questions for reuse across classes. Build your own course library.

Assess every skill from Python coding to Boolean logic with purpose-built interfaces

•Interactive builders: Drag-and-drop flowchart creator, logic gate circuit designer, trace table interpreter
•Python coding: Full in-browser editor with Pyodide interpreter. No server needed, instant execution.
•Data representation: Binary/denary/hex conversions with visual bit tables and step-by-step working
•Traditional formats: MCQ, multi-select, true/false, fill-in-blanks, matching pairs, checkbox tables
•Written answers: Short and long answer questions with AI-assisted marking using OCR-style rubrics

Reduce your workload while maintaining pedagogical integrity

•Intelligent auto-marking: Exam-style banded marking rubrics for coding questions, written answers, and complex tasks. Saves hours per class.
•Hint system: Students can request hints when stuck. AI guides without revealing solutions.
•Pedagogical guardrails: System prompts discourage full solutions. Maintains learning integrity.
•Teacher override: Review and adjust AI marks, add manual feedback, see which questions were AI-graded
•Rate limits: Per-user and per-submission caps prevent over-reliance on AI help

From formal mocks to daily homework tracking

•Test mode: Disable AI help for formal assessments. Perfect for mock exams with controlled conditions.
•Submission tracking: See attempt counts, time spent, and completion status. Identify struggling students early.
•Question-level analytics: Which questions are most difficult? Where do students need re-teaching?
•Export evidence: Download submissions with marks and feedback for portfolios or moderation
•Optional gamification: Enable achievements, XP, and streaks to motivate students (teacher choice)

Full flexibility. Use our questions or create your own.

•Browse question banks: Search and filter 900+ GCSE and 500+ A Level questions by topic, difficulty, question type, or exam board
•Mix and match: Combine questions from different topics to create custom assessments. Suitable for weekly homework or end-of-unit tests.
•Create your own: Build questions from scratch using any of our 15+ question types. Add to your private question library.
•Reuse across classes: Save assignments as templates, copy between classes, organise into courses
•Clone and customise: Take our pre-built assignments and modify them. Adjust marks, change questions, add your own twist.

Every topic, every skill, every question format. GCSE and A Level. All originally written.

•Paper 1 (J277/01): 420 original questions aligned to Systems Architecture, Memory & Storage, Networks, Security, Software, and Ethical/Legal issues
•Paper 2 (J277/02): 518 original questions aligned to Algorithms, Programming Fundamentals, Robust Programs, Boolean Logic, Languages & IDEs
•AQA A Level (7517): 535 original questions covering Data Structures, Algorithms, Programming, Computer Architecture, Networking, Databases, and more
•Exam-authentic style: Written to match OCR format with proper command words, mark allocations, and detailed mark schemes
•Progressive difficulty: Easy questions for foundation, medium for consolidation, hard for challenge. Differentiate effortlessly.
•Regular updates: New questions added continuously. Question banks grow over time.

Self-paced, slide-based lessons covering the entire OCR J277 specification. Each lesson includes embedded tasks and a companion worksheet.

•Full spec coverage: 28 lessons for Paper 1 (Computer Systems) and 18 lessons for Paper 2 (Computational Thinking & Programming)
•Interactive slides: 7–17 slides per lesson with 2–6 embedded question tasks. Active learning, not passive reading.
•Companion worksheets: Every lesson comes with a downloadable worksheet for deeper practice or homework.
•Self-paced with auto-save: Students work through at their own speed. Progress saves automatically so they can pick up where they left off.
•Great for cover lessons and revision: Set a lesson, students work independently. No preparation needed.

Gamified revision that students actually want to play. All games draw from the question bank so revision happens naturally.

•Live multiplayer: Teacher-launched games including Arena Shooter, Quiz Race, Territory Wars, Tower Build, Bomb Defusal, and Turn-Based Duels. Students join with a class code.
•Solo games: Platform Jump, Endless Climber, and Mini Golf Challenge — students answer GCSE questions as they play to progress and earn rewards.
•Binary & hex trainers: Code Blaster, Converter Crusade, Bit Raceway, and Castle Defender — fast-paced games focused on number base conversions.
•Question bank powered: Games pull questions from the same 900+ GCSE question bank. Students choose their topics before playing.
•Perfect for end-of-lesson rewards: Let students play a learning game when they finish early. Revision disguised as fun.

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