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Helping you teach computing

We offer teachers, schools and trusts:

  • courses for all experience levels free for state-funded educators
  • nationally recognised certification
  • free curriculum teaching resources
  • expert guidance to progress through the Computing Quality Framework (CQF)

Computing Quality Framework

A free, easy-to-use online tool to help primary and secondary schools review, develop and implement effective change to drive high-quality computing education.

  • identify strengths and areas for improvement in your computing curriculum
  • gain feedback and suggested actions, including relevant resources
  • track progress towards achieving our accredited Computing Quality Mark

Get more confident with computing

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Discover our range of professional development courses, designed to help you teach computing from key stage 1 to post-16.

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Inspire each learner to choose computer science careers and grow their interest in the subject with our curated resources, training and implementation support for all schools.

Primary school computing lesson with children raising their hands

Over 500 hours of free curriculum resources to help you teach computing at key stages 1 to 4.

Reach your professional development goals

Develop your subject knowledge, improve your teaching confidence and enrich your students’ experience of the computing curriculum with a National Centre for Computing Education certificate.

News and Updates

Students taking part in I'm a computer scientist - credit Mangorolla CIC

1 June 2026

Why is AI Awareness Day important for teachers and young people?

AI Awareness Day takes place on June 4th this year. Is it really needed? We can’t get away from conversations about Artificial Intelligence (AI) any day. They are happening in the news, on social media and in the pub. They are also taking place in classrooms and staff rooms too - why is this conversation so important for teachers and young people?