Description
Cambridge Primary Computing Learner’s Book Stage 4, authored by Roland Birbal, continues to develop learners’ computing knowledge and digital literacy through engaging, structured lessons based on the Cambridge Primary Computing Curriculum Framework.
This textbook helps students aged 8–10 years explore a deeper understanding of how computers work, how data is stored and processed, and how coding can solve real-life problems. With a balance of theory and hands-on practice, the book nurtures creativity, logical reasoning, and responsible use of technology.
Each chapter introduces key computing concepts such as algorithms, coding, spreadsheets, online safety, and digital communication, supported by colorful illustrations, guided examples, and thought-provoking activities.
Key Features:
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Fully aligned with the Cambridge Primary Computing Stage 4 syllabus
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Step-by-step guidance to develop coding and problem-solving skills
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Interactive projects to apply computing concepts in real-world scenarios
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Promotes online safety, collaboration, and ethical use of technology
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Written by Roland Birbal, an experienced educator and computing expert
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Encourages independent thinking and teamwork in digital learning
Ideal for both classroom instruction and home study, this learner’s book prepares students for higher levels of computing while building a strong foundation in digital literacy.
