SSERC: STEM by the Book SSERC Meet
Suitable for Early, First and Second Level A SSERC Meet is an online twilight session for multiple practitioners, at no cost to your setting. Successful applicants will receive a resource kit to support the professional learning, as well as access to supportive online materials. You and your colleagues will join us live on Teams to take part in a range of activities using the resource kit provided, and will be
Barefoot Computing: Early Years workshops
Designed to boost subject knowledge and confidence, this workshop will introduce you to computational thinking in the Early Years and help you get started with Barefoot. During the online interactive session, you will give some of Barefoot’s Early Years activities a try and see how computational thinking links with the Early Years framework. You’ll also be introduced to the Barefoot website and our fantastic range of resources designed especially for
SSERC: Science Enquiry: Observing, Exploring & Classifying SSERC Meet
Suitable for Early, First and Second Level A SSERC Meet is an online twilight session for multiple practitioners, at no cost to your setting. Successful applicants will receive a resource kit to support the professional learning, as well as access to supportive online materials. You and your colleagues will join us live on Teams to take part in a range of activities using the resource kit provided, and will be
Barefoot Computing: Scratch workshops
This workshop provides the perfect introduction to programming in the Scratch environment through a series of code reading and writing activities (all with a camel theme!). It highlights the application of computational thinking skills in programming and introduces the concepts of sequence, repetition and selection through a series of interactive activities. Event information Booking link Partner website Contact email: enquiries@barefootcomputing.org Programming Workshop – Introduction to Scratch – OPEN TO ALL
SSERC: Science Enquiry: Observing, Exploring & Classifying SSERC Meet
Suitable for Early, First and Second Level A SSERC Meet is an online twilight session for multiple practitioners, at no cost to your setting. Successful applicants will receive a resource kit to support the professional learning, as well as access to supportive online materials. You and your colleagues will join us live on Teams to take part in a range of activities using the resource kit provided, and will be
Barefoot Computing: Computational Thinking workshops
Designed to boost subject knowledge and confidence, this workshop will introduce you to computational thinking and help you get started with Barefoot. During the online interactive session, you will give some of Barefoot’s “unplugged” activities a try – proving you don’t need expensive kit to teach computing. You’ll also be introduced to the Barefoot website and our fantastic range of lesson plans and resources. Event information Booking link Partner website
Barefoot Computing: Early Years workshops
Designed to boost subject knowledge and confidence, this workshop will introduce you to computational thinking in the Early Years and help you get started with Barefoot. During the online interactive session, you will give some of Barefoot’s Early Years activities a try and see how computational thinking links with the Early Years framework. You’ll also be introduced to the Barefoot website and our fantastic range of resources designed especially for
RHET: Problem solving in food and farming
The online session will look at how real life food and farming issues can be utilised in the classroom. Event information Booking link Partner website Contact email
Education Scotland: Educator webinar – Planning your cyber resilience and internet safety learning
Looking for practical guidance on planning learning for Cyber Resilience and Internet Safety (Technologies Es and Os) in your school? This training is based on the Education Scotland Cyber Resilience Toolkit which provides clear and concise examples of potential cyber risks, digital skills to manage these risks and guidance on how to report harm. Attendees will: Cover the knowledge and skills required for cyber resilience in the Toolkit Examine the
Education Scotland: Educator webinar – Planning your cyber resilience and internet safety learning
Looking for practical guidance on planning learning for Cyber Resilience and Internet Safety (Technologies Es and Os) in your school? This training is based on the Education Scotland Cyber Resilience Toolkit which provides clear and concise examples of potential cyber risks, digital skills to manage these risks and guidance on how to report harm. Attendees will: Cover the knowledge and skills required for cyber resilience in the Toolkit Examine the
