10 June 2025 10:30 - 11:15
Online Safety Live Lessons - Who does it belong to? 16 places remaining
Online      Microsoft Teams
23 June 2025 13:30 - 14:45
Online Safety Live Lessons - Alan Turing Day 10 places remaining
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What are our live lessons?

Join our live lessons to bring our free teaching materials to life in your classroom. These interactive sessions enhance pupils' learning and inspire curiosity with engaging activities, expert guidance, and practical examples. Covering key areas of the primary computing curriculum, each session supports your teaching and captivates your pupils. 

Online Safety Live Lessons

Our online safety and cyber security live lessons will empower pupils with the knowledge to keep themselves and their devices safe in our connected world. Through engaging sessions, students will learn about various strategies to protect their personal information and navigate the digital landscape securely. Let's build a safer online community together! 
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Future Live Lessons

Who does it belong to? (KS1) - Help pupils explore ownership and respect in the digital world through real-life examples and thoughtful discussion

Alan Turing Day – Join us celebrating the achievements of Alan Turing by getting your pupils to use, crack and design cyphers. (KS2) 

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Teacher Testimonials

Take a look at some testimonials received from teachers who have attended our three workshops below.

Early Years

“In Early Years we can be afraid of delivering technology-based experiences as we fear it’s too advanced or we don’t know the correct language to use. This workshop put it into perspective and inspired me to do more.” 

“I found the workshop really useful; it has refreshed my thoughts on technology and given me such great ideas and resources that I’m sure all the kids will love.” 

Computational Thinking

“Even though the course was online, it was interactive and engaging. I liked that we were asked to do some of the activities that you can do with your pupils as it let me see how easy it can be to develop computational skills within the classroom.” 

“It really made me think and help understand what computational thinking is really about.  The clear cross curricular links and how it is often something we are already doing, just not thought of in that way!” 

Programming in Scratch

“I've tried to have several introductions to Scratch before but this one is the best by far - practical projects, videos were great, delivery was clear and interesting.” 

“Really engaging and fun activities that could be used with children. Also, good for developing staff confidence and subject knowledge.”