Passing Notes has been set up to support teachers during the introduction of the Digital Education Revolution Initiative. This site is a work in progress and will continue to be so as members add contributions and the resources continue to grow.
In order to ensure members get the most out of the site, we have set up some downloadable files which you can access and try before you become a member. You can find a list of these on our featured items page. You must register prior to accessing this page, however once you register you will have access to all SAMPLE trial materials.
We encourage all users of the material to complete the feedback and tell us how to improve the site and/or individual lessons.
NB Registration is complimentary, however registered users only have access to the Featured Items. To access all available lessons, you will have to become a member. All resources listed on Passing Notes are subject to copyright laws.
For more information about Passing Notes, click here.
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For Teachers(Science and Computing Studies) |
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For SchoolsMeet the challenge of the DER (Digital Education Revolution) by joining now to gain access to online Science and Computing resources developed by other teachers and compatible with the new laptop software. |
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For StudentsWould you like to access activities, practice questions and gather information to help you organise your study time? |
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An excel spreadsheet to help students organise their research into some famous scientists.
We count in decimal, since adding one to nine means we run out of single-digit numbers.
