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Year 10 delves into theoretical aspects, covering CPU architecture, hardware, networking, binary logic, data representation, and the societal impacts of digital technologies, with more extensive practical projects. Year 11 emphasizes assessment preparation, revisiting topics with greater depth and honing exam techniques to ensure students achieve top grades. The course is designed to be adaptable to technological advancements. Currently, students will complete two 1.5-hour written examinations. Extracurricular activities complement the curriculum, including programming clubs, the Bebras Challenge, the Perse Coding Team Challenge, and assisting with outreach workshops for primary schools.","Computer Science GCSE   \nExamining Board: OCR  \nThe focus in Year 9 will be on designing and creating a wide range of programs in languages such as python, javascript and HTML. We will also cover databases and SQL. 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In its present format, students will face 2 final exams, both written papers of 1.5 hours.  \nThere are a number of extra-curricular opportunities available to students. In addition to the regular programming Clubs, GCSE students will take part in the Bebras Challenge and The Perse Coding Team Challenge and are encouraged to assist with outreach workshops run by K. E.S. for local primary schools.","cbCaiu0c6xKNLkuf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu0c6xKNLkuf","pdf",106211,1,"English","en",105,"# Computer Science GCSE\n## Examining Board: OCR\n## Year 9\n## Year 10\n## Year 11\n## Assesment\n## Extra-curricular Opportunities","[{\"question\":\"What programming languages will be covered in Year 9?\",\"answer\":\"In Year 9, students will focus on designing and creating programs in languages such as Python, JavaScript, and HTML. 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