For the 2025/26 academic year we will be offering a full programme of online (remotely-facilitated) computing and design technology courses for schools.
Courses cost £45 per person, or you can subscribe to one of our packages that include a number of places – see the Bespoke Support tab for more information.
We will also be running network meetings for computing leaders as part of a subscription offer (note these already exist for Sheffield and Rotherham schools – see Subject Leader Networks).
Course Overview
This course ideal for new and recent computing leads. Learn about the role of the computing lead, including practical advice around curriculum planning, resourcing computing, and key subject knowledge.
Audience: Computing leads
Trainer Information: Catherine Elliot, Learn Sheffield E-Learning Consultant
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Learn how to incorporate key computing ideas and activities in the early years to enhance curriculum delivery and develop problem-solving and key digital skills. Cost includes access to the Sheffield Foundation Stage Computing Toolkit.
Audience: Early Years Teachers & Computing Leads
Explore how to consolidate online safety messages through the computing curriculum, including signposting of useful resources, and key messages around the use of AI.
Audience: Computing Leads and PSHE leads
Explore practical examples of how to teach computing to learners working on an informal pathway in special schools, including the role of technology in the Engagement Model and a number of free resources.
Audience: CSpecial school teachers
What is Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI? What are the risks and opportunities of using AI in school? In this workshop you will learn about some practical steps you can take right now to lead on AI in your setting, including developing an AI strategy. This is essential training for all senior leaders in primary, secondary and special schools.
Audience: Senior Leaders
This session is for any teacher, teaching assistant or non-teaching staff member in primary, secondary and special schools who want to learn about what artificial intelligence is, the risks of using it, and a number of practical examples for using AI to support everyday admin tasks, lesson planning and resource creation.
Audience: Teachers, Teaching Assistants and Admin/ non-teaching staff
Trainer Information: Catherine Elliott
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