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Eureka! (and King Hiero’s Crown)

Did you know? Archimedes is one of the most famous physicist, mathematician, astronomer and inventor of the classical age: He lived in Syracuse on the island of Sicily in the third century B.C. Many of his inventions and theories are

Searching & Sorting Algorithms Practice

The searching and sorting algorithms are key algorithms that you will study in computer science. Most computer programs involve some searching and sorting features so these key algorithms are often used when coding various computer programs. Searching and sorting algorithms

Taboo Revision Game (A Level)

Check our version of the Taboo game focusing on A level computer science terminology. The objective of the game is for a player to have their partners guess the word on the player’s card without using the word itself or

The commuter’s puzzle

Yuri lives in Oxford, UK and commutes by train to his work place in London every working day of the week (5 days a week). One evening, Yuri spot the Moon through the train window and asked himself the following

Mission Alpha-Centauri

Did you know that Alpha-Centauri is the second nearest star to planet Earth, the first one being the Sun. It is 4.2 light-years away from us! When astronomers measure the distance of stars (from planet Earth) they do not use

2D Rotation Matrix

In this post, we will investigate how we can use the 2D rotation matrix to calculate the coordinates of a point when applying a 2D rotation of a set angle, Θ. Here is the 2D rotation matrix: Which results in

Python Typing Text Effect

In this blog post we will revisit two of the key python functions: print() and input() in order to improve the user experience of our Python programs. As you know, the print() function in Python is used to output a

What if planet Earth was made of Lego?

In this blog post we will use a Python script to work out how many lego bricks would be needed to build planet Earth! To solve our problem we will use the following data: We will work out the number

Lemon Drizzle Cake Recipe (HTML Task)

In this blog post we are going to help Elian save his favourite cake recipe as a web page. Elian has already typed all the instructions for his lemon drizzle cake recipe but needs your help to format how the

The colours of the rainbow (HTML task)

In this blog post we are going to help Asya complete her homework research task about rainbows. Asya has collated a range of interesting facts about rainbows and has decided to submit her work as an HTML page. She has