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New magazine 'Hello World' (issue 5)
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The NEW Issue of Hello World is out now! Packed with news, reviews, features, projects, lesson plans, and much more…
Senior leaders' toolkit
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This toolkit is designed to support school leadership teams in developing computing in their schools in ways that are consistent the school’s desire to provide a broad and balanced curriculum...
Quickstart Computing
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QuickStart Computing has been developed to support primary and secondary schools with the computing programme of study introduced in September 2014. Quickstart Computing provides all teachers...
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10 simple activities using the BBC Micro:Bit
Published by Jamie Edmondson on 2018-07-19
My presentation from my CAS conference workshop 2018 on '10 progressive activities using the BBC Micro:Bit'
Royal Society Schools Network
Published by Beverly Clarke on 2018-07-10
The Royal Society Schools Network is now open for new sign-ups, you can sign up here!
CAS Hub Group Award at CAS Conference
Published by Claire Davenport on 2018-06-20
The winners of the recent CAS Hub Group Awards were announced at the CAS Conference Saturday 16 June, University of Birmingham.
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