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Training sessions exploring retrieval apps and websites such as Kahoot.

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Using iPads daily in mornings to complete LBQ's or Maths games like TTRockstars

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Hard to do in schools that have limited resources, outdated computers, not many iPads ect.

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Some schools are not equipped to support all children to access technology

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Some schools are not equipped to support all children to access technology

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Brush Redux app for art

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There is lots of Online Safety repeated throughout KS 1&2

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There is lots of Online Safety repeated throughout KS 1&2

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Huge variance of pupil level and knowledge during a computing lesson

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sometimes behaviour management is tricky

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Children are motivated and look forward to the sessions

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They got distracted with other apps

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Using iPads

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Alternate school had purple mash computing scheme, taught year 4 2 lesson in computing on Logo predicting shapes by using coding and adding procedures into the program.

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Have not yet observed an ICT lesson in either of my placement schools.

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Purple mash on a tablet is a nightmare with 27 excited 6/7 year olds

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It can be adapted and tailored to meet the needs of learners to engage learners within the session.

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no idea how to code.

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lots of low level disruptions/ technical difficulties.

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Microsoft paint
Word Art
I have taught a unit on using Word for Y1

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Algorithms
Following a set of rules
Logic
Boolean

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not enough equipment to go around each child.

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Children were quite skilled in computing, particularly in coding.
It was mainly done on the schools ipads or chromebook.
The children seemed to enjoy these lessons.

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teaching computing showed a lot of children didn't know how to use a laptop even at ks2 level. They were better at iPad's

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teaching computing showed a lot of children didn't know how to use a laptop even at ks2 level. They were better at iPad's

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playing rollercoaster tycoon every lesson.

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Children's lack of experience of using computers/laptops due to Ipads.  

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Children's lack of experience of using computers/laptops due to Ipads.  

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Computers - j2data - creating a branching database.
iPads used in various other lessons as research.

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Microsoft Work Skills

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chrome music lab

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computing is great for cross curricular links however this can take the focus off a set time towards teaching computing

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Online schemes like purple mash can be useful but when there is a technological issue educators can struggle to access these schemes or plan last minute sessions around them

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can be good to create understanding on difficult technological concepts, but some children struggle to connect unplugged sessions and computing as the same subject

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Might not take in the full screen

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no idea how to code

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computing in schools i have observed is all ipad programmes

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didnt enjoy it

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When I was at school we learnt touch typing

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My own primary school we learnt powerpoint and word

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Microsoft office skills over and over again. Lots of excel. Did some logo (again very dry), and that thing where you programme traffic lights. Observed some 'computing' in KS1 but they just made pictures on purple mash. Did some with the year 7s I worked with last year, very surprised at the basi skills they lacked. Some elements of the curriculum were exactly the same as when I was at school but they seem to have cut out some really key skills in favour of programming.

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Found lessons overwhelming

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I liked computing. Had a great teacher

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don't have any

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I remember IT in secondary school and thinking wow (1999)

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Using Microsoft Word to make posters & leaflets 

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Using Microsoft Word to make posters & leaflets 

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Using computers for maths timetables work.

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Using computers for maths timetables work.

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Using apps to support other subjects

Using computers for maths games

Interactive smart boards

Desktop computers - EYs children have misconception of touch screen and mouse?!

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my experience in school- paint
Microsoft word
Excel
PowerPoint
Observations- children used iPads

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Poster making
Word Art
Geography GCSE

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I taught a lesson with beebots in nursery

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i have found teaching computer science with KS1 is chaos. Even when observing other teachers lessons.

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learning how to save things onto the computers

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Scratch - programming
Powerpoint and word documents

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Making posters on word

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Did GCSE computing but didn't enjoy it and found programming difficult.

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Poster making and scratch and children get very excited when they get to use computers

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microsoft word
powerpoint
scratch

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• scratch
• poster making
• powerpoints
• masking photos & layering

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Scratch

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programming

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I done computing at GCSE, but don’t remember doing it much in primary.

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hated computing lessons in high school, coding and using 1s and 0s

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really slow laptops

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children often get excitable when in ICT suites

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children often get excitable when in ICT suites

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Helped children with making things on scratch in ks1

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block programming

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children's hands too small to operate mouse