Scratch Programming in KS2

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Using Scratch to deliver the National Curriculum programming objectives.

Variables? Algorithms? Selection? Input and Output? What do they all mean, and how do I teach them?You may feel that your pupils know more about Scratch than you! This session will give the knowledge, vocabulary and experience you need to be one step ahead, and deliver high quality teaching straight from the National Curriculum.Suitable for any teachers or support staff based in KS2 (or KS3) who use Scratch.

About the facilitatorPhil Wickins was a primary school teacher for 12 years and achieved his NPQSL whilst in senior leadership. Having recently worked as the National Specialist for Primary Computing Subject Leaders for the NCCE, he now works nationally with STEM Learning to support schools in achieving the Computing Quality Mark. He heads up Run Don’t Walk: resources for Primary Computing (www.rundontwalk.co.uk) and the ’Screens Off’ initiative (www.screensoff.org) and also supports many other education organisations. Phil is passionate about raising the priority of computing in primary schools, particularly in the light of Artificial Intelligence, through supporting subject leaders, creating resources, and authoring and delivering training courses. He is particularly enthusiastic about physical computing and the cross curricular opportunities it offers.

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