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Watch our video below to find out more about how you can borrow our loan kit, and complete the form below to request it.

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Sandringham Computing Hub- Primary remote courses

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Sandringham Computing Hub- Primary remote courses

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The Computing Hub for Beds, Herts, North London and Hampshire

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The Computing Hub for Beds, Herts, North London and Hampshire

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Tools and resources to teach the computing curriculum

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Tools and resources to teach the computing curriculum

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Staff audit of Computing skills and confidence Teacher.pdf

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Staff audit of Computing skills and confidence Teacher.pdf

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Staff audit of Computing skills and confidence Teacher

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2Simple Audit of Computing(Teachers and support staff)

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2Simple Audit of Computing(Teachers and support staff)

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Computing at School (CAS) https://www.computingatschool.org.uk/

CAS's mission is to lead and promote excellence in all those staff involved in Computing education in schools. Our aim is for computing - with Computer Science at its heart - to become firmly established in all Primary and Secondary schools alongside maths and the natural sciences.
Primary Resources to GET STARTED Essential Reading: CAS Primary Curriculum Guidance Document
Help for primary schools with planning and gives guidance on how best to develop teachers' skills

Packed full of articles written by teachers in both primary and secondary sectors, plus a roundup of news about the many initiatives now promoting the development of Computing in schools. Lots of practical resources to use in the classroom and help enhance your understanding of the new curriculum.
Computational Thinking and Assessment
A computational thinking guide & Progression Pathways assessment framework including computational thinking: KS1 (Y1) to KS3 (Y9)

See also:

An introduction for primary teachers - PowerPoint used in a CPD session based on content from the NAACE/CAS guidance for primary teachers

This has been written for Head teachers, Governors, the SLT and class teachers. The aim of this document is to demystify the programme of study and to dispel fears that it might be difficult to implement in their school.
Other Classroom Resources KS1 Subject Knowledge:

algorithms

create and debug simple programs

use logical reasoning to predict the behaviour of simple programs

KS2 Subject Knowledge:

use sequence, selection, and repetition in programs; work with variables and various forms of input and output

use logical reasoning to explain how some simple algorithms work and to detect and correct errors in algorithms and programs

understand computer networks including the internet; how they can provide multiple services, such as the world wide web

appreciate how results are selected and ranked

Computational Thinking Concepts (KS1 and KS2)

Computer Science Concepts (KS1 and KS2)

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Hounslow Education Partnership Computing | Hounslow Education Partnership

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Dear Subject Leader/Teacher/Teaching Assistant, Welcome to the HEP Primary Computing homepage. On this page you will find a range of resources and information to support you if you are the subject leader for Computing at your school and/or a classroom teacher/teaching assistant looking for advice and guidance to support your

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Review of the year so far - Google Jamboard

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Potential of sharing resources/assessment on Google Classroom - sharing the workload out.

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Potential of sharing resources/assessment on Google Classroom - sharing the workload out.

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Any tips on introducing digital leaders? 

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Any tips on introducing digital leaders? 

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Self assessing tools for children and how to create an online record of children's learning outcomes also using Knowledge organisers.

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Self assessing tools for children and how to create an online record of children's learning outcomes also using Knowledge organisers.

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Ofsted Deep Dive in computing - Google Jamboard

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The National Centre for Computing Education ( NCCE) Computing Quality Framework is intended to help schools review their progress in developing an exemplary computing curriculum. The framework takes schools through each aspect of the computing curriculum with access to the CQF reporting functions, and helps them access the NCCE's support and resources for progress. The development of the framework was funded by the DfE .

NCCE Computing Hubs will be able to focus their support based on the outcomes of the self-reviews of schools in their regions.
Start Review

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Website designed and developed by Will Earp, SWGfL

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The NCCE Computing Quality Framework for Schools

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NCCE’s Computing Quality Framework is a free tool to help schools review their computing curriculum. We walk you through each aspect of an effective computing curriculum, helping you to collaborate, report, and progress.

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Preparing for Ofsted in primary computing - short course

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Preparing for Ofsted in primary computing - short course

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Preparing for Ofsted in primary computing - short course - Teach Computing

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Find out what to expect from an Ofsted visit to your school and how you can prepare for it as a computing subject lead.

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 CAS TV 2020 Primary Computing and new Ofsted inspection framework

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 CAS TV 2020 Primary Computing and new Ofsted inspection framework

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Primary Computing and new Ofsted inspection framework

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Evaluating your computing schemes of work - Google Jamboard

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Evaluating your computing schemes of work

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How to assess and fill learning gaps without overload teachers.

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How to assess and fill learning gaps without overload teachers.

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Free resources that could be shared as homework for pupils

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Free resources that could be shared as homework for pupils

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Key stage 2 summative assessments - Google forms & Microsoft forms

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Key stage 2 summative assessments - Google forms & Microsoft forms

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This collection contains electronic versions of the summative assessments in the Teach Computing Curriculum for KS2, covering 11 topics within the computing curriculum. Each link enables teachers to duplicate a copy of the question banks into their own Google or Microsoft accounts.

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Computing Lead meeting 23rd May 2023 registration 

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Computing Lead meeting 23rd May 2023 registration 

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HEP Primary computing network meeting 23rd May 2023 (2)