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Online GCSE Computer Science tutoring.

A tutor each week who knows where your child loses marks, with practice every night and papers marked in between. From £220 every 28 days.

Starts with a free Exam Plan · AQA 8525 · Years 9–11 and resits

Two papers, 180 marks.

A 4 took 72 marks and a 5 took 93 in June 2026, across every paper together.

  1. Paper 1Computational thinking and programming skills2 hours · 90 marks · sits 10 May 2027
  2. Paper 2Computing concepts1 hour 45 minutes · 90 marks · sits 19 May 2027
AQA Computer Science grade boundaries, June 2026
Grade 120 of 180 marks
Grade 237 of 180 marks
Grade 354 of 180 marks
Grade 472 of 180 marks
Grade 593 of 180 marks
Grade 6114 of 180 marks
Grade 7136 of 180 marks
Grade 8148 of 180 marks
Grade 9160 of 180 marks

Boundaries move a little every year. Their Exam Plan measures the distance in marks from their own papers. See every grade boundary and every exam date.

Half the marks are programming.

Paper 1 is code, in the language their school teaches: Python, C# or VB.NET. Paper 2 is how computers work.

Paper 1Programming

  • Algorithms
  • Writing and reading code
  • Tracing and testing

90 marks · 50%

Paper 2How computers work

  • Data representation
  • Computer systems
  • Networks
  • Cyber security
  • Databases and SQL
  • Ethics, law and the environment

90 marks · 50%

Their school picks the language, and AQA sets Paper 1 in all three. Paper 2 is the same for everyone.

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£220 every 28 days

£55 a lesson

  • 4 one‑hour lessons
  • 4 marked papers
  • 28 eight‑minute sprints
  • 4 recaps from their tutor

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Free · No card · Years 9–11 and resits