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Teaching debugging to Year 7 pupils is vital to set a strong foundation for their future programming and problem-solving skills.

Have your students outgrown Scratch? Are they ready to move from block to text based programming?

This is a very simple activity to engage younger pupils when learning about loops.

Students need to be given the opportunity to develop complex programs in order to be ready to succeed in their programming project. This is one way to achieve that… ‘Agile’ coding in teams.

Escape room activities or lessons are a great way to add engagement when we want pupils to retrieve or recall knowledge in order to support Long Term Memory. Read on to find out more..

It is difficult sometimes to engage pupils into coding, especially when they are beginners and afraid of making mistakes. A good way to break that fear is pair programming ... Ping Pong Pair coding.

A-Level Computer Science theory and the advanced programming involved within the course, can be daunting for students, especially the ones that did not take the subject at GCSE. CLT can help learners.

A lot of emphasis is placed into the KS5 CS curriculum, but it is always A-Level students who missed out on enrichment activities. I share here how we added extra-curricular activities at my school.

Being a computer science teacher is a very rewarding profession. I am going to share my experiences here in order to encourage more people to join me on this wonderful journey.

It is a fact that students find programming and especially algorithms difficult to learn. I am just going to share some strategies that have proven to be effective with my post 16 students.