Links to items you seriously need to get at

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Casio FX-991EX

Even if you dont do A-level Maths, this calculator would still make your life easier. It can actually handle Binary, Denary and Hexadecimal calculations for you. It also allows you to use the MOD and DIV operations easily.

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Oxford MyNotes Notebook

These notesbooks were pretty useful when it came to writing detailed notes for CS. The main selling point for this would be the Scribzee feature, where you can very easily scan your notes onto an app, which makes it so easy to share digitally. The paper quality is also one of the best i've seen.

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Oxford Revision Cards

If you prefer creating phyisical flashcards, these are probably the best ones out there. Similar to the notebook, you can also use the Scribezee feature, and scan your cards onto an app, which makes it so easy to use and share digitally.

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Helix Maths Set

An essential, definetely more reliable than the ones they provide you during the exam.

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Pin-Point pen

This pen completely enhanced my writing experience,
and had people asking me where they could get it from all
the time.

"That's a fresh pen you've got there" - my maths teacher.

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WJEC AS Computer Science Student Book

Quite a detailed textbook that goes through every point on the specification. What I loved about this was how, if you buy it new, it gives you access you the digital copy of this book, which makes it much easier to create flashcards digitally.

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WJEC A2 Computer Science Student Book

Just like the one for AS, this book covers each point in the specification including all those points which have never come up before, and you might think is irrelevant. It also gives you access to the digital copy of the book, which makes life much easier when it comes to making digital flash cards.

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