Residential CPD programme: 2022 to 2023
We are excited to launch our 2022 to 2023 residential CPD programme, taking place in York at the National STEM Learning Centre.
Residential CPD is high-impact, intensive training in a classroom environment, where you can reflect, network with peers and develop your teaching in interactive and impactful ways. Courses are delivered face-to-face, with accommodation and meals included for the duration of your stay so you can maximise your learning.
If you teach in state-funded education in England, residential courses are free, and you will be eligible for a subsidy for supply cover, paid to your school or college.
Discover the full list of residential courses below:
Course title |
Course overview |
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30, 31 August and 1 September |
Learn how to program using Python,
moving from the basics to working with data and advanced subject knowledge. |
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27 and 28 October |
Develop your subject knowledge to
meet the requirements of GCSE computer science. |
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17 and 18 November |
Deepen your understanding of how
algorithms are constructed and used. |
|
12 and 13 December |
Explore and strengthen your
understanding of how computer systems and networks function. |
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18, 19 and 20 January |
Learn how to program using Python,
moving from the basics to working with data and advanced subject knowledge. |
|
16 and 17 February |
Explore strategies to support
students in building their GCSE computer science knowledge. |
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20 and 21 March |
Grow your subject knowledge with a supported
introduction to computer science. |
What have other participants said?
Over the last academic year, we have run a number of residential events in York, and each one has resulted in much positive feedback. Here are some of the comments from participants:
- "The Professional Development Leaders delivered the CPD fantastically; they made the course interesting, fun and accessible for all."
- "I found being able to complete group work and connect with other computer science teachers really supportive. I've learnt so much across the two days."
- "The full day of programming was excellent and provided some useful resources for me to practice my skills."