Welcome

Launched in Summer 2023, teachcoderepeat.com aims to give you access to useful resources that I have created and used in secondary classrooms when teaching Computing to KS3 (Year 7, 8 & 9) and GCSE Computer Science to KS4 (Year 10 & 11).

For those that are interested, the website has been created using Bootstrap for the front-end, whereas the backend has been built using the Flask framework and is hosted on Microsofft Azure, giving me a useful side project to keep practicing my Python and full-stack skills up to date.

 

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KS3 Python Workbook on TES
KS3 Python Programming Workbook on TES

I created these Python programming workbooks for Year 8 and/or 9 students to introduce them step-by-step to a text-based programming language for the first time. Questions are suitable for offline answering, ensuring all pupils can engage with the workbook.

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Get creative with our bitmap image designers. We have 1-bit (2 colour) or 2-bit (4 colour) versions available, with ready-made designs like Pikachu and Mario for motivation!

Create a printable word search
Create a printable word search

You can now create a printable word search puzzle by using our new website feature. The created PDF worksheets can be customised with a title, description and/or some instructions, size of the puzzle grid, and the difficulty.

Caesar Cipher
Learn about the Caesar Cipher encryption algorithm.

The Caesar Cipher is a simple encryption technique that is suitable for beginners to learn about encryption, but it is not secure against modern decryption methods. Learn about the Caesar Cipher algorithm with practical resources.

KS4 Summer Worksheets on TES
KS4 Summer Worksheets on TES

I created these programming activities worksheets (Python & VB.net) for GCSE Computer Science Year 10 pupils to carry out throughout the Summer holidays in order to ease their transition into Year 11.

Hello World Issue 20
Hello World Issue 20

It was a real privilege to have an article Weaving the real-world Internet published in issue 20 of Hello World magazine. It is such a great resource for all computing teachers with such good-quality, varied and practical content every issue.