Getting started in Year 6 - short course
CP467 Live remote training course
Explore how to teach computing in Year 6 using the Teach Computing Curriculum
Skip to course bookingThis course provides a comprehensive look at how to teach computing in Year 6 using the Teach Computing Curriculum. You will be guided through the topics and skills taught at Year 6 and understand how they fit into the wider Teach Computing Curriculum.
You will also have a go at many of the activities that you will teach your class and discuss the practicalities of running them in your setting. Designed for any teacher who would like the confidence to teach Year 6 computing effectively in their own classroom. You’ll take-away a full computing curriculum package ready-to-teach and will learn how to further develop your capability in this exciting and vital subject.
Topics covered
- World Wide Web as a communication tool
- 3D Modelling
- Web page creation
- Spreadsheets
- Programming: variables in games
- Programming: sensing
Outcomes
- Recognise the content and structure of the Teach Computing Curriculum in Year 6
- Understand how this fits into the curriculum across the whole primary age range
- Gain confidence through hands-on experience of the Teach Computing Curriculum lesson materials.
- Identify how the curriculum may be adapted to the context of your own school
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