Can you find the hidden message? G HTCR A HVMR E EA I AA S S T.

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Can you find the hidden message? G HTCR A HVMR E EA I AA S S T

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

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

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

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

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