Coding For Everyone
Free remote courses and events for primary and secondary educators, covering AI, Machine Learning, creative tools, and classroom-ready computing topics.
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Join our remote sessions designed to build confidence and practical skills in computing education.
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07 Jan
2022AI and Machine Learning — Playing To Our Strengths
Artificial Intelligence is the broader concept of machines being able to carry out tasks in a way we would consider "smart," and Machine Learning is a current application of AI based around giving machines access to data and letting them learn for themselves.
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13 Dec
2021Using Book Creator With Pupils
Part of the Coding For Everyone series, exploring how Book Creator can be used to support learning in the classroom.
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3–4 Dec
2021Executive Functioning — Updating Working Memory
Exploring the role of executive functioning and working memory in computing education, with practical strategies for the classroom.
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Remote professional development opens doors for educators who might otherwise struggle to attend in-person training. Through these sessions, primary and secondary teachers gain practical strategies for bringing computing concepts into their classrooms, from foundational coding skills to broader digital literacy. The generous bursary support available helps schools cover supply costs, making it easier for teachers to participate without added pressure. Whether exploring artificial intelligence, creative tools, or curriculum-aligned resources, these remote events are designed to build confidence and subject knowledge. By removing travel barriers and offering flexible scheduling, the hub ensures that high-quality computing education support reaches more schools across England.
Coding For Everyone Series
A broad programme of remote courses covering topics that matter in today's computing classroom.
AI and Machine Learning
Playing To Our Strengths — understanding how AI and ML can complement human capabilities in education.
QR Codes For Pupils And Teachers
Practical ways to integrate QR codes into lessons for quick access to resources and interactive activities.
Introducing Variables To KS2 Pupils
Approaches for teaching the concept of variables to Key Stage 2 learners in an accessible and engaging way.
Notional Machines and Understanding Them
Helping pupils build mental models of how computers execute code, a key foundation for computational thinking.
Code Tracing and IDEs — Research In Practice
Evidence-based strategies for using code tracing and integrated development environments in the classroom.
Collecting Data In KS2 — Free Tools
Explore free tools and techniques for data collection projects with Key Stage 2 pupils.
Summer School
Park House NCCE Computing Hub has offered summer school opportunities as part of its commitment to supporting computing education. These sessions provide intensive, hands-on professional development for teachers looking to deepen their subject knowledge and classroom practice.
Summer school events are designed to complement the hub's wider programme of remote courses and in-person CPD, with generous bursary support available for eligible schools.
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