Algorithms
Decomposition, abstraction, searching, sorting, trace tables, pseudocode and flowcharts.
Years 10–11 • GCSE
Understand the computer science, then apply it.
One-to-one online tuition connects theory to practical examples, pseudocode and working programs. Students learn to explain concepts precisely and solve unfamiliar algorithmic problems.
Theory and practice
Complete support for Years 10–11
Programming
Variables, selection, iteration, functions, arrays, files, validation, testing and defensive design.
Systems
Architecture, memory, storage, networks, protocols, security, databases, Boolean logic and impacts of technology.
Problem-solving habits
Learn to reason like a programmer
- Break a task into smaller steps
- Predict what code will do before running it
- Use meaningful test data
- Read error messages and debug systematically
- Explain why a solution works
Strengthen GCSE Computer Science.
Choose an available online lesson in UK time.