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Delivering engaging computing in the primary classroom
THE LINE UP OF TECHNOLOGICAL GURUS INCLUDES:
Phil Bagge Computing Inspector/Advisor, CAS Regional Coordinator & Primary Computing Master Teacher
Miles Berry Principal Lecturer in Computing Education, University of Roehampton
pupils to develop a unique set of skills and gain valuable computing experience – crucial to helping them compete and thrive in later life. But it’s not just about your pupils!
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This is also a great opportunity for you too to learn a whole new range of skills! You probably have the basics to teach primary computing down by now – if so, it’s time to push the boundaries in your computing lessons to keep your tech hungry kids happy and engaged. Delivering Engaging Computing
in the Primary Classroom is no ordinary conference. We’ve brought together the innovators, experts, trendsetters and the country’s top computing gurus to inspire and transform computing across your school. This unique event guarantees to provide
practical, hands-on experience, develop your confidence and ensure you deliver high-quality computing learning and teaching in every classroom.
WHY ATTEND THIS EVENT?
Hands-on Opportunities: Test and explore a raft of available resources to identify the best fit for your school
Practical Training: Gain the confidence and skills to effectively deliver the new computing curriculum in the classroom
Lesson Ideas: Experience inspiring lessons on coding and programming and transform your teaching strategies
Crowdsourced Innovation Stream: Games-based learning, flipped classrooms and one final session decided by you!
he new primary computing curriculum drives innovation, creativity and resourcefulness. It is an opportunity for your
Luke Hanna Headteacher, Southbourne Junior School
KEY TOPICS ADDRESSED ON THE DAY:
Gain proven strategies to successfully embed technology across the whole curriculum and the whole school
Take away practical, hands-on methods of teaching computational thinking and the new curriculum without the use of technology or expensive resources
Harness pupil ability and enthusiasm to stretch your high achieving pupils, both in
and out of the classroom
Learn the best assessment methods, measure progress and map attainment onto the new curriculum in your school in light of the removal of levels
Embed digital literacy skills, raise pupil and parent e-safety awareness and safeguard against the latest online and social media dangers
NOT CONVINCED? TAKE A LOOK AT THE COMMENTS FROM LAST YEAR’S ATTENDEES:
“Informative, useful and well organised. Lots of ideas for inspiration and creativity.” CLASSROOM TEACHER, WEST HILL PRIMARY
“Very well run event, superb speakers and clear concise content. Would recommend to everyone!” IT SUBJECT LEADER, NORWICH PRIMARY ACADEMY
“Informative, thought-provoking and inspiring. I would recommend to all ICT leaders/coordinators.” ICT COORDINATOR, STANBOROUGH PRIMARY SCHOOL
Don’t miss the chance to capitalise on the opportunities presented by the new computing curriculum and instigate genuine change in computing across your primary school. Plus, gain a full day's computing CPD and ensure you have the confidence and the latest high-impact teaching strategies to engage and inspire every single pupil. ET
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Chris Mayoh Education Technology Consultant
Jon Chippindall Computing Leader, Crumpsall Lane Primary School
Michelle Brayford ICT coordinator, Brunswick House Primary School
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