We are a Computing Hub School

We are delighted to have been awarded official Computing Hub status by the National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE), in order to provide support for primary and secondary computing teachers in schools in the area.

Current Courses on offer:

08/04/2021	Fundamentals of Computer Networks	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
09/04/2021	Teaching GCSE Computer Science: improving student engagement	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
12/04/2021	New to computing - Spring into the Computer Science Accelerator Easter 2021	Mixed sessions starting 12 April	Click here
26/04/2021	Introduction to computer systems, networking and security in GCSE computer science	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
03/05/2021	Python programming constructs: sequencing, selection & iteration	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
17/05/2021	Computer systems, Input, output and storage	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
18/05/2021	Teaching GCSE Computer Science: improving student engagement	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
27/05/2021	Key Stage 3 computing for the non-specialist teacher CP445	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
07/06/2021	Computer Processors & Instruction Sets	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
17/06/2021	Fundamentals of Computer Networks	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
21/06/2021	Search & Sort Algorithms	Duration: 5 hours	Click here
08/07/2021	Python programming projects - advanced subject knowledge, implementation and testing a program	Duration: 5 hours	Click here

Our Computing team went through a rigorous selection process demonstrating their expertise, enthusiasm and commitment to computing education becoming the only lead hub school in West Yorkshire!We are thrilled to take part in such a prestigious national project (as one of only 23 schools nationally) that shows the government’s commitment to closing the skills gap for students across the country.

The National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE) believes every child should have an inspirational, world-class education in computing.

The aim is to increase the number of pupils in schools and colleges who study computer science at GCSE, AS and A level, particularly girls and in disadvantaged areas, and ensure that there is a strong pipeline of digital skills.

As an NCCE Computing Hub, we are very much looking forward to supporting schools and colleges within the region to ensure that all young learners (including our own at Bingley Grammar!) have access to excellent Computer Science provision, to improve their future prospects.

Click here to read how the NCCE's work is supporting thousands of teachers >>