Back to school with Teach Computing
Are you looking for computing inspiration to help you hit the ground 🏃running🏃 this autumn term? We’ve collated some quick and easy welcome back tips for primary and secondary teachers from our comprehensive range of support to help you start the new school year off right.
Save time with our free, high quality resources
Kick-start your lesson planning this term with our free curriculum teaching resources, including lesson plans, slides, worksheets, homework and assessment. Our curriculum has over 500 hours of learning materials, which are available as downloads and can be adapted to suit different abilities.
Gain an overall view of progression using our curriculum journey poster, or download our individual key stage curriculum maps for more detail.
Prioritise your professional development
This autumn, begin your computing journey, develop your understanding of a specific topic, or improve your pedagogical practice. With our flexible courses, you can choose how and when to engage in professional development, via face to face, online, or live remote training.
Our courses are free or low cost to teachers in state-funded schools in England, with generous bursaries available for our remote and face to face CPD to help free you up to attend.
Plus, make the most of your CPD engagement by enrolling on one of our nationally recognised certificates. Our qualifications can help you develop your primary teaching, subject knowledge or secondary practice, and will equip you with the confidence to successfully teach computing.
Get your hands on the latest technology
Are you looking to teach physical computing in your classroom but not sure where to start? This term, you have the chance to loan our brand new physical computing kits for your school through our network of Computing Hubs, to help your students learn how to build physical projects that are controlled with computers.
Prepare your department
If you need support to develop a plan for your department, including those fresh from training or new to the subject, your local Hub and subject matter experts are on hand to assess your needs and answer your questions, free of charge.