Software Development Graduate Apprenticeship Career Information Event

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University of Glasgow, Thursday 28th of February 2019 from 5 to 6pm Book your place here https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/graduate-apprenticeships-at-university-of-glasgow-tickets-55634406006 Description Join us at the University of Glasgow to find out about our […]

And we are ready! We’ve written two papers, building on the format of the new paper and the coverage of the areas of study.  Each paper is 110 marks distributed […]

As part of our focus on ensuring a high level of digital skills and computational thinking amongst our young people, SQA, Education Scotland and Scottish Government have recently been discussing […]

It has just been announced on the Raspberry Pi website that the two-day PiCademy sessions are coming to Scotland!  Thanks to Google’s Digital Garage programme, the action-packed CPD is coming […]

Education Scotland in partnership with SICSA are hosting an event for teachers of Computing Science.  The event will give teachers an opportunity to develop their knowledge in a number of areas – […]

There is a great item on the work of the Royal Society of Edinburgh/BCS exemplification project, lead by Jeremy Scott, in the Communications of the ACM (Association of Computing Machinery). […]

A formal public consultation around the development of a Digital Learning and Teaching Strategy for Scotland was announced at the Scottish Learning Festival. The consultation will run until 17 December […]

PLAN C (Professional Learning and Networking for Computing) is a free-of-charge Scottish Government-funded programme of professional learning for all Computing Science teachers in Scotland. It provides support for the teaching […]

As part of Education Scotland’s ongoing support of the new national qualifications a series of half day events for Higher Computing Science have been organised for later this year.  These […]

BBC Bitesize is looking to commission writers to produce online revision content for the new Higher Computing Science. Writers will be required to produce content which covers key elements of […]