Description
Cambridge Primary Computing Learner’s Book Stage 6, authored by Roland Birbal, provides an engaging and structured approach to developing advanced digital literacy and problem-solving skills in young learners. Designed for students aged 10–12 years, this book is fully aligned with the Cambridge Primary Computing Curriculum Framework and serves as the final stage in the primary computing series.
Through a mix of theory, coding challenges, and real-world applications, students explore advanced topics such as programming logic, algorithms, networks, databases, and digital communication. The book encourages creativity, teamwork, and responsible use of technology while preparing learners for the transition to Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing.
Key Features:
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Fully aligned with Cambridge Primary Computing Stage 6 syllabus
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Step-by-step coding and data projects with real-world relevance
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Encourages computational thinking, creativity, and collaboration
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Promotes safe and ethical digital practices
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Written by Roland Birbal, an experienced computing educator
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Ideal for classroom learning or independent study
Each unit combines interactive visuals, guided examples, and problem-based activities that challenge learners to design, create, and refine digital solutions. By the end of the course, students will have built a strong foundation for future success in computing and technology.
