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Unlocking Secrets: Cryptography Across Curriculum

Dive into the hidden messages within various subjects! Explore cryptography, code-breaking, and ciphers with engaging activities like anagrams, global coding, and coded puzzles. Discover the Enigma Machine, engage in themed lessons, and participate in a code-breaking competition. This multifaceted educational experience integrates literacy, citizenship, math, and more - don't miss out on this exciting journey!

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Unlocking Secrets: Cryptography Across Curriculum

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  1. Can you find the hidden message? G A E A A H C T R H M V R I S T A E S

  2. Maths Week 5th – 9th February 2007 Cryptography and ciphers

  3. Literacy: Anagrams (with World War II Theme) Citizenship: Global coding Tutor Activities Assembly follow up: Code breaking competition Thinking skills: Coded puzzles

  4. Mathemagician

  5. Key Stage 3 • Posters and displays in classrooms with puzzles. • Carousel of Multicultural code-breaking activities with ITT students from Durham University. • Themed lessons related to Cryptology The Enigma Machine

  6. Key Stage 4 • Visit from James Blowey from Durham University for G&T pupils. • Visit to Bletchley Park, National Codes centre. • Themed lessons on code breaking. Code breaking during WWII at Bletchley Park

  7. Sixth Form • Visiting speaker from Leeds University. • Themed lessons. • Visit to Bletchley Park, National codes centre.

  8. Extra-curricular activities • Coded T-Shirt Competition. • Staff competition. • Daily code puzzle – who dunnit? • Lunchtime showing of a beautiful mind.

  9. What can you do? Music: Morse Code Art: Hieroglyphics Picture codes English: Anagrams Use of language in codes Writing codes Geography: Grid references on maps Social Sciences: Ethics of encryptions Technology: Build a code machine!! Work related learning Use of coding in business and industry Binary Science: DNA and genetics Patterns in Nature Languages: Cracking codes using languages. Multicultural links History: World War II – Enigma Project

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