Topic-by-topic practice packs for Cambridge Lower Secondary Stage 7, 8 and 9. Programming, Data, Networks and Computer Systems.
A quick look at what's new before you pick a topic below. For the full picture across all three subjects, see the complete Stage 7–9 guide.
Computational thinking and programming with flowcharts and Python fundamentals, alongside managing data, networks and computer systems.
Pseudocode replaces flowcharts as the main way of writing out algorithms — students who found Stage 7 logic straightforward can still find this shift to text-based notation tricky.
Algorithmic thinking deepens with full iteration and algorithm comparison, plus a substantial unit on AI and computerisation.
Other subjects
Computing boosters are single-topic Cambridge Lower Secondary practice packs covering Computational Thinking and Programming, Managing Data, Networks and Digital Communication, and Computer Systems — each with a cheat sheet, 20 leveled questions and full worked solutions.
Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing (syllabus code 0860) is structured into four curriculum strands — Computational Thinking and Programming, Managing Data, Networks and Digital Communication, and Computer Systems — and is taught across Stage 7, Stage 8 and Stage 9 to learners typically aged 11 to 14. Source: Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing (0860) Syllabus, Cambridge Assessment International Education
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