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GCSE Computer Science (AQA 8525) — Paper 1: Computational thinking and programming skills (2019 series)
An original, exam-style GCSE Computer Science practice paper written to mirror the AQA 8525 format: 90 marks, 2 hours (Paper 1) / 1 hour 45 minutes (Paper 2), with full questions and a complete marking guide. The full marking copy and adult guidance are available to parent and teacher accounts.
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GCSE
Subject
Computer Science
Time
~120 min
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