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Computing Hub Training
London and Essex Computing Hub are pleased to offer the following training:
Our Computing Hub provides quality CPD for teachers in primary and secondary schools across Southend, Essex, Thurrock and 8 North-East London Boroughs. We are part of a network of National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE) Computing Hubs across the country. The network is led by STEM Learning in conjunction with Raspberry Pi Foundation and BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT. If you are looking for support with online or face to face training for next year, please get in touch. |
Computing Hub Lead: David Struthers d.struthers@setsa.info Computing Hub Project Officer: Sarah Beresford-Cole s.beresfordcole@setsa.info |
1) Representing Algorithms using Flowcharts & Pseudocode |
Improve your knowledge of algorithms to the level appropriate for GCSE teaching. Become confident in using the key building blocks of sequence, selection and iteration, and learn to apply algorithmic thinking. |
Audience: Secondary |
13th January - 4-5pm, 18th January 4-4.45pm, 20th January 4-5.30pm |
2) Teaching and Leading Key Stage 2 Computing - Module 1 & Module 2 |
This course aims to deepen understanding of computer science, information technology and digital literacy. |
Module 1: 18th & 25th January 2-3.30pm Module 2: 22nd February & 1st March 2-3.30pm |
Audience: Primary |
https://teachcomputing.org/courses/CP452/teaching-and-leading-key-stage-2-computing-module-1 and https://teachcomputing.org/courses/CP453/teaching-and-leading-key-stage-2-computing-module-2 |
3) Python Programming Constructs: Sequencing, Selection & Iteration |
Learn how to write code to input, process and output data, and how to manipulate data stored in variables. Using the building blocks of sequence, selection and iteration you’ll begin to understand how programmes are constructed to perform a multitude of simple and more complex tasks. |
19th January 4-5pm plus 2 further sessions |
Audience: Secondary |
4) Higher Attainment in GCSE Computer Science - Meeting the Challenge of Exams |
Explore how to improve attainment in GCSE Computer Science, look at how students should tackle exam questions and use key resources such as moderator reports, how retrieval and interleaving can be used and mapping progression from KS3 to KS4. |
21st January 4-5pm plus 2 further sessions |
Audience: Secondary |
5) Primary Programming and Algorithms |
Learn essential subject knowledge to become a skilled teacher of primary computing. Be prepared to teach algorithms and programming to all ages of children, helping them develop their understanding through effective pedagogy. |
2nd February 4-5pm plus 2 further sessions |
Audience: Primary |
https://teachcomputing.org/courses/CP455/primary-programming-and-algorithms |
Training at Harris Academy Chafford Hundred:
Python Programming Constructs: Sequencing, Selection and Iteration
Date: Wednesday 24th March 2021
Time: 9.30am to 3.30pm
Fee: Bursary available
Face to Face training at Harris Academy Chafford Hundred.
Book at:Python Programming Information & Booking
For more Computer Hub Training you can also visit https://www.setsa.info/1546/courses
London and Essex Computer Hub December Update
We also encourage you to have a look at the London and Essex Hub December Update by clicking on the link below:
In this issue:
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Launch of new Computer Science Accelerator Support Programme - Launch Event 15 December 3.30pm with CS Champion Joe Arday
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Connect with your local Subject Matter Expert Sarah Chell and guest speakers at Computer Science teacher Meet Up 10 December 4-5pm
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New CPD Opportunities from Teach Computing including *NEW* Course 'Higher attainment in GCSE Computer Science'
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STEM Ambassador case study: Meet Frazer Merrick
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Video gaming careers fair 9 December
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Be part of the biggest national research trial into gender balance in computing
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Networking opportunities with computer science teachers in your area: CAS (Computing at School) active in your region