This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the Year 3 unit- Connecting computers. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the end of topic assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge on the topic...

This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the Year 3 unit - events and actions in programming. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the end of topic assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge...

These resources have been created for Year 3 pupils in line with the LKS2 science, maths, computing, art and design technology curriculum.

This series of practical STEAM activities have been produced by Rolls Royce for Year 3 pupils. Within the collection there is an art and design, engineering, maths, science and technology activity which can be used to enhance existing pupil knowledge or to teach a key area of the LKS2 Science, Maths, Design...

This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the Year 4 unit - The Internet. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the end of topic assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge on the topic.

This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the Year 4 unit - Repetition in shapes. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the end of topic assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge on the topic...

These resources have been created for Year 4 pupils in line with the LKS2 science, maths, computing, art and design technology curriculum.

Rolls Royce has produced this series of practical STEAM activities for Year 4 pupils. Within the collection there is an art and design, engineering, maths, science and technology activity which can be used to enhance existing pupil knowledge or to teach a key area of the LKS2 Science, Maths, Design Technology or...

This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the topic of systems and searching. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the end of topic assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge on the topic....

This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the Year 5 unit on flat file databases. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the end of topic assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge on the topic...

This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the Year 5 unit on selection in quizzes. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the end of topic assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge.

These resources have been created for Year 5 pupils in line with the LKS2 science, maths, computing, art and design technology curriculum.

Rolls Royce has produced this series of practical STEAM activities for Year 5 pupils. Within the collection there is an art and design, engineering, maths, science and technology activity which can be used to enhance existing pupil knowledge or to teach a key area of the UKS2 Science, Maths, Design Technology or...

This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the Year 6 unit on communication and collaboration. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge on the topic...

This is an electronic version of the Teach Computing Curriculum summative assessment for the Year 6 unit on spreadsheets. The links below enable teachers to duplicate a copy of the end of topic assessment questions into their own Google or Microsoft accounts, so they can assess pupils' knowledge.