All courses and CPD are fully funded by the DFE and are free to attend. For the full day face to face courses, state-funded schools in Education Investment Areas (Lincolnshire) will also receive a £205 subsidy to cover supply costs (1 subsidy per school in a given academic year).

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Face to Face CPD	Short Courses - remote	Online - self-led	Subject Leaders - CQF
Leading Primary Computing Day 1 Leading Primary Computing Day 2 - now remote Inclusive Computing in Primary Schools Crumbles / Microbits Short Course BeeBot and DataLoggers Short Course Developing and supporting programming within your primary school- face to face Assessment of Primary Computing Implementing the Teach Computing Curriculum	Preparing for Ofsted Getting Started in Y1 Getting Started in Y2 Getting Started in Y3 Getting Started in Y4 Getting Started in Y5 Getting Started in Y6  AI in primary computing - Teach Computing Introduction to the Teach Computing Curriculum Adapting the Teach Computing Curriculum for mixed-year classes Assessing Computational Thinking in Primary Schools Online Safety through Computing Careers & enrichment in primary computing Teaching programming using Scratch & Scratch Jr Computing Quality Framework - driving change within your school Literacy via primary computing – building vocabulary and embedding literacy skills	Get started with the Teach Computing Curriculum in your primary school Creating an Inclusive Classroom - approaches to supporting learners with SEND in computing Introduction to Primary Scratch Teaching Programming to 5 - 11 year olds Teaching Computing Systems and Networks to 5 - 11 year olds	Monday 22nd April 2024 Thursday 13th June 2024

The Teach Primary Computing Certificate 

A nationally recognised certificate to add to your CV.  This professional development program provides an accreditation in recognition of the CPD you attend and the learning you have completed.

Computing Quality Framework

Designed to help schools review their progress in developing an exemplary computing curriculum. 

Accreditation - When you are able to show good practice, you can apply for the nationally recognised Computing Quality Mark, which is awarded by STEM Learning on behalf of the National Centre for Computing Education.