Physical computing kits - KS1 BeeBotsCP256

Physical computing involves programming digital devices to sense and interact with the world – an engaging alternative to screen-only activity. It touches upon many areas of the computing curriculum, bringing subject knowledge and programming skills to engaging and enjoyable classroom activities. The Bee-Bot is...

Physical computing kit - KS3 micro:bit - short courseCP253

Professional Development Leader Programme - Stage 3FD301

Developing primary D&T and robotics using Vex GoNW508

This course will support teachers to use the VEX Go kits within their school, ensuring that educators are competent users of the kits. It will show teachers effective approaches for teaching robotics at an age-appropriate level. Demonstrating how they support curriculum learning as well as enrichment opportunities....

Build the foundations to have the confidence in offering GCSE Computer ScienceCP267

Join us for a transformative two-day workshop designed to equip educators with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to effectively introduce and teach GCSE Computer Science. This course is designed for educators looking to either initiate or advance their abilities to offer GCSE Computer Science, ensuring a strong and...

Assembly language in A Level computer scienceCP511

Dive into the world of assembly language; this CPD will develop both your theoretical knowledge and practical skills in relation to the use of this fundamental, low-level mode of programming for A Level computer science. During this two-hour course, you’ll learn the essentials of assembly language including...

Boolean logic in A Level computer scienceCP513

Boolean logic is a way of describing the circuits inside a computer, and the same concept can be represented by a logic circuit diagram, a truth table, or a Boolean expression. During this course you’ll learn how to interpret circuit diagrams, write Boolean expressions and explore the laws of Boolean algebra....

Data structures in A Level computer scienceCP512

Object oriented programming (OOP) in A Level computer scienceCP516

Object-oriented programming (OOP) is an approach to systems development that focuses on objects and the way that they interact. The OOP method of programming (or paradigm) is different to the procedural paradigm, which many programmers start with on their learning journey.During this course you will learn about...

Pathfinding algorithms in A Level computer scienceCP514

Pathfinding algorithms are used to find solutions to a given problem, using the shortest path between a set of points. These problems are commonplace, from satellite navigation systems to internet packet routing. During this course you’ll learn how the Dijkstra’s and A* search algorithms function.You...

Systems architecture in A Level computer scienceCP515

Unlock the inner workings of computer systems during this course. Delve into the purpose and function of key system components, gaining insight into how they impact overall performance and functionality. Master the fundamentals of Von Neumann architecture and the fetch-decode-execute cycle. You’ll evaluate the...

Bring computing to life using a context-based approach - residentialCP010

This two-day residential aims to raise the profile of computing and engage learners by using a context based approach including linking to careers and enrichment opportunities and building in culturally-relevant pedagogies.During this residential, you’ll complete 4 NCCE courses:Teaching primary computing through...

Teaching primary computing through contexts - residentialCP405

By using curriculum and real-world contexts, you can teach aspects of computing using contexts from other curriculum subjects. This shows children how computing links to the world around them, supporting learning by making it more relevant and ensuring that all aspects of computing are taught effectively.Using...

Developing shared approaches to maths in science and science in mathsMY219

Leading primary computing - module 3CP009

Advance your practice as subject leader and support teaching staff in your school as you work towards outstanding computing. Learn how to capitalise on your equipment, extend your budget and adapt your curriculum and pedagogy to meet the needs of all pupils. This course will help established primary computing...