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AQA GCSE 8525 · Unit 3.6Teaching & Home-Learning PackHome education ready
LogicPath Teaching & Home-Learning Series
Cyber Security: Complete Teaching & Home-Learning Pack
Classroom-tested in school and private tuition settings, these three ready-to-teach lessons connect every AQA 3.6 threat with the defence that stops it and the exam language students need.
60 professionally designed slides
Teacher guidance on every slide
Complete AQA 3.6 specification coverage
Exam practice after every lesson
Six-mark evaluation with model guidance
One-slide knowledge organiser
Editable delivery
PowerPoint · PPTX
3
ready-to-teach lessons
60
professionally designed slides
4
exam-practice tasks
100%
editable PowerPoint
Built for confident teaching and home learning
A complete unit with a clear learning rhythm
Every lesson links a concrete threat to the security measure that counters it, then moves into exam practice, model answers and precise retrieval.
Model
Make social engineering, malware behaviour and security controls visible through scenarios.
Challenge
Use applied audits, threat-to-defence choices and grade 8–9 thinking tasks.
Assess
Finish with exam questions, mark schemes, plenaries and a complete knowledge organiser.
Inside the classroom pack
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Unit opening
The unit begins with the human side of cyber security and a clear three-lesson route.
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Complete unit sequence
Three complete lessons
Open each lesson to see the teaching focus. The sequence covers the whole specification without turning the page into a long list of isolated subtopics.
Complete knowledge organiser included
The final slide condenses cyber security, threats, system weaknesses, security measures and both penetration-test types into one revision view.
The definition and purposes of cyber security, blagging, phishing, shouldering and pharming, with matched protections.
What you receive
A complete teaching toolkit in one pack
Editable lessons
60 editable slides supplied in PowerPoint format.
Teacher guidance
Speaker notes support timing, delivery, answers and misconceptions.
Exam practice
Original questions, marks and complete model answers.
Private delivery
Secure access through your My Resources area.
Continue the 3.6 journey
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Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about format, licensing, delivery and exam-board alignment.
Yes. The classroom pack is supplied as an editable PPTX so you can adapt examples, timings and tasks for your classes.
Independent resource notice: Independently produced by LogicPath Education to support AQA GCSE Computer Science 8525. This resource is not endorsed by or affiliated with AQA. AQA is a registered trademark of AQA Education.
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