Coding for Everyone
Accessible, remote professional development sessions designed to bring computing concepts to life for teachers and pupils across all key stages.
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The Coding For Everyone series covers a broad range of subjects — from artificial intelligence and machine learning to practical classroom tools and research-informed teaching strategies.
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AI and Machine Learning – Playing To Our Strengths
Explore how artificial intelligence and machine learning can be understood and applied in the classroom, building on what teachers and pupils already do well.
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Using Book Creator With Pupils
Discover how Book Creator can support cross-curricular computing activities and help pupils demonstrate their understanding in creative ways.
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Executive Functioning – Updating Working Memory
Understand the role of executive function and working memory in learning, and how computing lessons can be designed to support these mental skills.
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QR Codes For Pupils And Teachers
Learn practical ways to use QR codes in the classroom to streamline access to resources, activities, and digital content.
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Notional Machines and Understanding Them
Examine the concept of notional machines and how they can help pupils develop a robust mental model of how programs execute.
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Introducing Variables To KS2 Pupils
Practical approaches for teaching the concept of variables to Key Stage 2 learners in an engaging and age-appropriate way.
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Code Tracing and IDEs – Research In Practice
Investigate how code tracing and integrated development environments can be used effectively in the classroom, grounded in current research.
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Collecting Data In KS2 – Free Tools
Hands-on guidance for collecting and working with data at Key Stage 2 using freely available tools and resources.
How the series works
All Coding For Everyone sessions are delivered remotely, making them accessible wherever you are based in the UK.
Remote delivery
Sessions run online so teachers from any school in England can take part without travel. All you need is an internet connection.
Short, focused sessions
Each course is designed to fit around a busy teaching schedule, typically lasting around 45 minutes with time for questions.
Open to all
The series welcomes primary and secondary teachers alike — no prior computing specialism is required to benefit from these sessions.
Interested in joining a session?
Browse upcoming dates on our events page or get in touch to ask about the Coding For Everyone series.
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