Two free short courses online, to boost your subject knowledge, skills and confidence in KS2 Primary Programming, delivered by me, Phil Wickins! Please book quick, limited places available... Basic: If you are new to Scratch, please take a look at this free course; Monday 13th March, 3:45 - 5pm Introduction to Scratch - Remote -... Continue Reading →
NCCE Teach Computing KS2 Assessment quizzes in MS & Google Forms
UPDATE! I have now officially converted these forms for the NCCE; in both Microsoft Form and Google Form format, they can be found within each unit of the Teach Computing Curriculum that have a summative quiz, for example: Year 3 - Data and Information - Branching Databases If you are using the NCCE's Teach Computing... Continue Reading →
Free Primary Computing Training
Free training in all aspects of the computing curriculum for any school, state or private, supply teachers, trainees, home school teachers etc. digit<all> I'm delighted to announce that I have teamed up with digit<all> a fantastic charity whose aim is to advance digital competency in a diverse and constantly changing world through an active, digital... Continue Reading →
Physical Computing Training REMOTE
Finally! A remote Crumble course! You have been asking for a while now for me to run some Physical Computing courses remotely, for those of you who have Crumble kits already in your school. I'm pleased to let you know that on Thursday 9th December I will be doing just that! I'm going to run... Continue Reading →
DIY Crumble Cart!
Teaching Physical Computing is mandatory in UK Primary Schools (See my previous post on Physical Computing: Where do I start? for more information) One of the best products out there to deliver this fun and exciting part of the curriculum, is Redfern's Crumble micro controller. Here are instructions and resources for you to build your... Continue Reading →
