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If you are a complete beginner when it comes to coding or you are struggling to find interesting coding projects this one day course could be perfect.

We'll work out what the Computing curriculum requires, explore a range of coding activities, investigate the micro:bit and share some useful resources. We'll also consider how to develop coding activities that support less able pupils and extend those that seem to know more than we do! They'll be some quick wins and interesting 'hacks'.

No previous experience necessary.

Audience: KS2 teachers who love, hate or are afraid of coding! Computing/ICT leads looking for ways to help colleagues get to grip with coding.

Please note: This will be a hands-on, practical day. You will be writing and debugging short computer programmes using Scratch and/or similar blocky coding languages.  

Are you new to teaching Computing at KS1 or KS2? Maybe you have recently been given the role of Computer lead or are teaching computing for the first time or to a new year group. You might even be an experienced computer teacher looking for some exciting ways to engage reluctant colleagues in Computing

This free, one-day course will focus on the Computer Science elements of the Computing Programme of Study

Learning Objectives:

• Become familiar with and understand the computing curriculum programme of study
• Understand the tricky vocabulary and computer science concepts 
• Try practical activities that build deep understanding of CS concepts that you can replicate in your own classroom (including abstraction, decomposition, data representation, algorithms, debugging)

You will also leave with some 

• (Free) Resources to use in your classroom
• Fantastic ideas for making Computing a fun, engaging activity for all pupils (including why Mary Queen of Scots might have kept her head if she had been better at Cyber Security )

This course is FREE to staff at E2BN schools (£70 for staff from Non-E2BN schools)

 Date: 7th November 2018

Venue: E2BN Office, Unit 1, Saltmore Farm, New InnRoadd, Hinxworth, Hertfordshire, SG7 5EZ

Lunch will not be provided - please bring your own. However, tea/coffee & biscuits will be available throughout the day

To secure your place please complete the form below

Take a Read about what Trilby TV are about, also what they say about us @e2bn17

https://www.trilbytv.co.uk/trilbytv-are-proud-to-be-exhibiting-at-the-e2bn-conference-2017/

Our next Online Safety Leader's Day will be taking place on:

16th May 2019 

at the E2BN Office, Unit 1, Saltmore Farm, New Inn Road, Hinxworth, Hertfordshire, SG7 5EZ

Morning Session:
The Thinkuknow Introduction course provides professionals with an overview of young people’s online behaviour and CEOP’s Thinkuknow educational materials. Following attendance at a Thinkuknow Introduction course delegates will have access to exclusive resources: the Thinkuknow Presentation for 11-16s and all supporting materials and lesson plans, Clare’s Story and Tom’s Story. Delegates from primary schools will also be able to access video materials more appropriate to younger pupils.

“At least one staff member [should have] higher level training.” Recommendation from Inspecting E-Safety, Ofsted, January 2014

Afternoon Session:
The afternoon will be split up into three sections:

• Surviving Ofsted (Presentation)
• Assessing your E-Safeguarding policies, procedures and practises with 360 Safe tool (individual activity and discussion)
• Sexting – An Issue for All School

There will also be opportunities to share resources, e-safety ideas and good practice

To comply with CEOP’s course requirements for the morning session, you MUST show us your valid CRB/DBS Enhanced Disclosure Certificate on the day and some form of photo id (i.e. UK drivers license or passport)

Kathy Olsson will deliver the course. Kathy is an ex-teacher and ICT advisor. She has spent many years advising and supporting school staff, governors and parents on E-Safety issues. A CEOP ambassador since 2008 she regularly delivers TUK training to teachers across the East of England. She also provides sessions on Embedding E-Safety in the Curriculum, Protecting Your Online Professional Reputation and E-Safety for Parents.