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Starting in 2027 or later? The 2029–2031 O Level / IGCSE course

Starting O Level / IGCSE in Sep 2027 or later? You sit the next syllabus. It has its own course here: 11 topics, Python only, with its own notes, quizzes, flashcards and assignments.

4 steps about 3 min Students, Teachers, Parents

Open the new course

Steps

  1. Step 1: Check which syllabus you sit

    Where: O Level course or topic page → See what changes

    If you start in Sep 2027 or later you sit the new syllabus; everyone else stays on the current course, which has not changed. The syllabus page lists what is new, what changed and what was removed.

    Open the new syllabus page

  2. Step 2: Open the new course

    Where: Learn → the new O Level course → Start with Topic 1

    Eleven topics in the new order. Each syllabus section says whether it is new, changed, Python-only or the same as now, and where it sits in the current course.

    Open the new course

  3. Step 3: Learn and test a topic

    Where: New-course topic page → Smart Notes · Assignment · “Test yourself”

    Notes, quizzes, flashcards and assignments here are written for the new syllabus only — Python, no pseudocode. Ask Z about this topic answers with the new rules too.

  4. Step 4: Practise the Python

    Where: New-course topic page → its examples → Run

    Every Python and SQL example runs in the browser. Past-paper questions come from the current syllabus, so use them where the topic is marked “same”.

    Open the Python Playground

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