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New magazine 'Hello World' (issue 3)
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In issue 3 of of Hello World magazine our international panel of experts discusses innovative approaches and technologies for assessing programming skills. Elsewhere we offer essential tips to help independent learners, and much more…
Senior leaders' toolkit
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This toolkit is designed to support school leadership teams in developing computing in their schools in ways that are consistent the school’s desire to provide a broad and balanced curriculum...
Quickstart Computing
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QuickStart Computing has been developed to support primary and secondary schools with the computing programme of study introduced in September 2014. Quickstart Computing provides all teachers...
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CAS is a community of individuals who are passionate about giving our children a great education in computing. It is a community of professional practice, which we join as colleagues in a shared endeavour. It is not a service to which we subscribe.
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Hour of Code
Published by Jake Bell on 2017-11-10
The fifth annual Hour of Code will take place during Computer Science Education Week, December 4th - 10th. This grassroots campaign is supported by over 400 partners and 200,000 educators worldwide.
How BCS Scholars are getting on so far!
Published by Abi Edwards on 2017-11-13
BCS Scholar David Cormell on his first term of training to teach!
CS4FN
Published by Peter W. McOwan and Paul Curzon on 2017-11-13
This trick contains a rather cunning code. From the fabulous team at CS4FN comes an intriguing trick to use in the classroom where a knowledge of binary numbers unlocks the answer.
Royal Society Report: After the Reboot: computing education in UK schools
Published by Yvonne Walker on 2017-11-10
The Royal Society Report released today, After the Reboot: computing education in UK schools
#caschat- Royal Society Report findings
Published by Simon Johnson on 2017-11-13
Tuesday November 14th 8PM. This week #caschat will be exploring the findings of the Royal Society Report on computing in schools
Bloodhound Supersonic Car takes to the track
Published by Adrian Oldknow on 2017-11-13
Primary CAS Hub Micro Bit Project
Published by Yvonne Walker on 2017-11-08
The DfE has identified a number of ‘opportunity areas’, areas where there is an opportunity to create more computing support for teachers in deprived areas. This project aims to create a programme of s...
CAS Hub Chat
Published by Claire Davenport on 2017-11-09
What do CAS members and CAS Hub Leaders value most about the CAS Hub meetings? Find out what our regular band of #CASChatters discussed when they met on Twitter to talk about the CAS Hubs.
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