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Class 7 Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing Learner's Book 7 (2027-28)

Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing Learner's Book 7 by Victoria Ellis and Sarah Lawrey (Cambridge University Press) for Class 7 in session 2027-28: four units on programming and flowcharts, managing data, networks and computer systems, with a glossary.

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Class 7 / Grade 7
Cambridge University Press
4 units · pages 9–283
Session 2027-28

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Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing Learner's Book 7 by Victoria Ellis and Sarah Lawrey is the Class 7 computing course book of Cambridge University Press. Its contents list four units: Computational thinking and programming (pages 9–145), Managing data (146–201), Networks and digital communication (202–234) and Computer systems (235–283), followed by a glossary. The course includes flowcharts, Python and physical computing. This page is written for the 2027-28 session. Exams Book House, Shop Number 4, Al Fazal Market, Urdu Bazar, Lahore, supplies it with cash on delivery across Pakistan and delivery to the Gulf countries.

Quick facts

Title on the cover: Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing, Learner's Book 7
Authors: Victoria Ellis and Sarah Lawrey
Publisher: Cambridge University Press (with Digital access)
Units: 4, covering pages 9 to 283; Glossary and Acknowledgements at the end
Cover picture: a yellow cover with a colourful network of dots and lines
What our photograph shows: the cover and the contents page (5)
Shown on: School Books → Class 7
Session: 2027-28

What is this book?

Computing in Class 7 is more than typing. This book teaches children to think like a programmer, organise and model data, understand how networks work and see inside a computer. It is a big book of 283 pages, and about half of the pages are in unit 1.

Unit 1, Computational thinking and programming (pages 9–145), has seven sections: flowcharts, selection and logic in flowcharts, pattern recognition and sub-routines in flowcharts, an introduction to text-based programming, Python programming, software development and testing and physical computing. A student moves from drawing a flowchart to writing and testing a Python program.

Unit 2, Managing data (146–201), covers spreadsheets, modelling, databases and data collection. Unit 3, Networks and digital communication (202–234), covers accessing websites, types of network and data transmission. Unit 4, Computer systems (235–283), covers computer design, types of software, data representation, logic gates and automation and artificial intelligence.

A note for teachers on the contents page says that extra digital content is available through Cambridge GO, including source files and a teacher guidance document for the programming tasks.

Table of contents (as printed)

Unit	Title	Pages	Sections (as printed)
	How to use this book	6–8
1	Computational thinking and programming	9–145	1.1 Flowcharts; 1.2 Selection and logic in flowcharts; 1.3 Pattern recognition and sub-routines in flowcharts; 1.4 Introduction to text-based programming; 1.5 Python programming; 1.6 Software development and testing; 1.7 Physical computing
2	Managing data	146–201	2.1 Spreadsheets; 2.2 Modelling; 2.3 Databases; 2.4 Data collection
3	Networks and digital communication	202–234	3.1 Accessing websites; 3.2 Types of network; 3.3 Data transmission
4	Computer systems	235–283	4.1 Computer design; 4.2 Types of software; 4.3 Data representation; 4.4 Logic gates; 4.5 Automation and artificial intelligence
	Glossary and Acknowledgements	after 283

The four units in short

Unit 1 (137 pages). The programming unit is the heart of the book, with about half of all pages. It starts with flowcharts (a way to plan a program without code), moves to selection ("if ... then") and pattern recognition, and then to Python, testing and physical computing (programs that control real devices).

Unit 2 (56 pages). Spreadsheets, models, databases and the collection of data: the skills used in science, maths and business.

Unit 3 (33 pages). How a website is reached, the types of network and how data travels.

Unit 4 (49 pages). The inside of a computer: its design, its software, how numbers, text and pictures are stored in binary, logic gates and a first look at automation and artificial intelligence.

Why this book?

It covers programming, data, networks and hardware in one course.
Python and physical computing are in the book, not left for later.
It comes with digital access to source files and extra content.
It is a Cambridge University Press book that follows the Cambridge Lower Secondary framework.

Who is it for, and when is it used?

Who: Class 7 (Grade 7) students in schools that follow Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing. When: through the school year. Unit 1 is usually the first two terms, units 2 to 4 the remaining time. Page numbers: Python programming is section 1.5, managing data starts on page 146, networks on page 202 and computer systems on page 235.

How to help at home

Draw a flowchart for a daily task, such as making tea, before touching a computer.
Practise short Python programs for 15 minutes a day once unit 1.5 starts.
Make a small spreadsheet of your weekly pocket money and add a formula.
Draw how your home Wi-Fi network is connected: router, phone, laptop.
Ask your child to explain binary: how does a computer store the number 5?

Is it right for Class 7 and session 2027-28?

If your school's 2027-28 Class 7 list names Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing Learner's Book 7 by Cambridge University Press, this is the book: look for the yellow cover with the colourful network picture, the words "Learner's Book 7" and the authors Victoria Ellis and Sarah Lawrey. Lists can change from year to year, so send yours on WhatsApp and we will match it. We supply the newest edition; ask us which edition is current.

Matching and similar books

Class 1 Cambridge Primary Computing Learner's Book 1 is the first book of the Cambridge Primary Computing series.
Class 3 Cambridge Primary Computing Learner's Book 3 is the Class 3 book of the Cambridge Primary Computing series.
Class 7 Oxford Keyboard 7 Computer Science, 4th Ed. is another Class 7 computer book; your school list shows which one is used.

Buy it in Urdu Bazar, Lahore

Shop: Exams Book House, Shop Number 4, Al Fazal Market, Urdu Bazar, Lahore 54000
Urdu Bazar Lahore book shop number: 0317 4846676 (call or WhatsApp)
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Delivery: all over Pakistan with cash on delivery, and to the Gulf countries

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the Class 7 book for session 2027-28?

It is Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing Learner's Book 7 by Victoria Ellis and Sarah Lawrey. If your school's 2027-28 Class 7 list names it, this is the right book. Send the list on WhatsApp and we will check it.

How many units does it have?

Four units on pages 9 to 283: programming, managing data, networks and computer systems, followed by a glossary.

Does it teach Python?

Yes. Python programming is section 1.5 of unit 1, together with flowcharts, testing and physical computing.

Is it the same as Oxford Keyboard 7?

No. They are two different computer courses for Class 7. Use the one named on your child's list.

Do you deliver outside Lahore?

Yes. We deliver all over Pakistan with cash on delivery, and to the Gulf countries. Send your name, address and the book name on WhatsApp at 0317 4846676, or call the shop in Urdu Bazar, Lahore (Monday to Saturday, 9 AM – 9 PM).