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By Computing Hubs:London, Surrey and West Sussex
Maidstone and Kent
Dartford, Essex and East Sussex
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Secondary Overview2022/23
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Who are we?
We are a group of Computing Hubs across England, led by schools and colleges with excellence in teaching computing. Our hubs are comprised of:
London, Surrey & West Sussex (teachcomputing@newsteadwood.co.uk)
Dartford, Essex and East Sussex (teachcomputing@dartfordgrammarschool.org.uk)
Maidstone & Kent (teachcomputing@mggs.org)
Hubs support schools and colleges to provide a high-quality computing education to all young people.
We will work with you to identify your computing needs and provide a targeted programme of support to help embed this key subject in your school. Support includes high-quality CPD with generous subsidies; teaching and learning resources; and school-to-school support.
London, Surrey & West Sussex (teachcomputing@newsteadwood.co.uk)
Dartford, Essex and East Sussex (teachcomputing@dartfordgrammarschool.org.uk)
Maidstone & Kent (teachcomputing@mggs.org)
Hubs support schools and colleges to provide a high-quality computing education to all young people.
We will work with you to identify your computing needs and provide a targeted programme of support to help embed this key subject in your school. Support includes high-quality CPD with generous subsidies; teaching and learning resources; and school-to-school support.
Vision and Background
Our vision is for every child in every school in England to receive a world-leading computing education. And it's in secondary education that we build strongly on the foundations set in the primary years, and prepare students for further study, rewarding careers and citizenship.
The National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE) is funded by the Department for Education and marks a significant investment in improving the provision of computing education in England.
Run by a consortium made up of STEM Learning, the Raspberry Pi Foundation and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, our vision is to achieve a world-leading computing education for every child in England.
Run by a consortium made up of STEM Learning, the Raspberry Pi Foundation and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, our vision is to achieve a world-leading computing education for every child in England.
Secondary Certification
Teach Computing offers a comprehensive range of support for secondary schools to develop inspirational computing teaching.
We help address a challenge faced by many senior leadership teams in secondary schools and colleges - recruiting and retaining teachers with the skills to provide high quality delivery of the computing curriculum.
Certificates
Improve your subject knowledge and gain confidence with our nationally recognised certificates.
Subject knowledge certificate
Our professional development programme, Computer Science Accelerator, is designed to help you develop or refresh your subject knowledge. Find out more
Teach secondary computing
Following on from the Computer Science Accelerator, gain the confidence to take your teaching practice to the next level. Find out more
We help address a challenge faced by many senior leadership teams in secondary schools and colleges - recruiting and retaining teachers with the skills to provide high quality delivery of the computing curriculum.
Certificates
Improve your subject knowledge and gain confidence with our nationally recognised certificates.
Subject knowledge certificate
Our professional development programme, Computer Science Accelerator, is designed to help you develop or refresh your subject knowledge. Find out more
Teach secondary computing
Following on from the Computer Science Accelerator, gain the confidence to take your teaching practice to the next level. Find out more
Contact your local computing hubs for support and funding options:
teachcomputing@newsteadwood.co.uk
teachcomputing@dartfordgrammarschool.org.uk
teachcomputing@mggs.org
teachcomputing@newsteadwood.co.uk
teachcomputing@dartfordgrammarschool.org.uk
teachcomputing@mggs.org
Subject Knowledge Certificate
Certificate awarded by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT
Computer Science Accelerator is a professional development programme for teachers, funded by the Department for Education, leading to a national certificate in computer science subject knowledge.
The programme will help you develop or refresh your subject knowledge up to GCSE, with subsidies available for state-funded schools and colleges to support your learning.
Who is eligible?
current and aspiring computing teachers
suitable for all abilities, from little or no experience in teaching computer science to experienced teachers looking to deepen their subject knowledge
Computer Science Accelerator is a professional development programme for teachers, funded by the Department for Education, leading to a national certificate in computer science subject knowledge.
The programme will help you develop or refresh your subject knowledge up to GCSE, with subsidies available for state-funded schools and colleges to support your learning.
Who is eligible?
current and aspiring computing teachers
suitable for all abilities, from little or no experience in teaching computer science to experienced teachers looking to deepen their subject knowledge
How much does it cost?
There are no fees to pay for teachers in England who work in state-funded schools and colleges and trainee teachers, supply teachers or teachers returning to the state sector. You may also be eligible to apply for a subsidy.
There are no fees to pay for teachers in England who work in state-funded schools and colleges and trainee teachers, supply teachers or teachers returning to the state sector. You may also be eligible to apply for a subsidy.
Contact your local computing hubs for support and funding options:
teachcomputing@newsteadwood.co.uk
teachcomputing@dartfordgrammarschool.org.uk
teachcomputing@mggs.org
teachcomputing@newsteadwood.co.uk
teachcomputing@dartfordgrammarschool.org.uk
teachcomputing@mggs.org
Teach Secondary Computing
Certificate awarded by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT
Welcome to the Secondary Computing Programme
This professional development programme is designed to enhance how you teach secondary computing, and to give you confidence to apply those skills in the classroom. Throughout your learning journey, you'll get the opportunity to develop yourself, your professional community, and your students, by engaging in a range of activities.
The programme is suitable for teachers who have completed the Computer Science Accelerator programme, and have the required subject knowledge to advance their secondary computing teaching.
Welcome to the Secondary Computing Programme
This professional development programme is designed to enhance how you teach secondary computing, and to give you confidence to apply those skills in the classroom. Throughout your learning journey, you'll get the opportunity to develop yourself, your professional community, and your students, by engaging in a range of activities.
The programme is suitable for teachers who have completed the Computer Science Accelerator programme, and have the required subject knowledge to advance their secondary computing teaching.
Benefits for you:
- be recognised for your commitment to your professional learning, your subject, and your community
- update your skills and feel more confident to teach this high-demand subject across the curriculum
- save time on lesson planning and gain inspirational teaching ideas
- meet teachers in your area to share best practice
- be recognised for your commitment to your professional learning, your subject, and your community
- update your skills and feel more confident to teach this high-demand subject across the curriculum
- save time on lesson planning and gain inspirational teaching ideas
- meet teachers in your area to share best practice
Contact your local computing hubs for support and funding options:
teachcomputing@newsteadwood.co.uk
teachcomputing@dartfordgrammarschool.org.uk
teachcomputing@mggs.org
teachcomputing@newsteadwood.co.uk
teachcomputing@dartfordgrammarschool.org.uk
teachcomputing@mggs.org
