Computing at School (CAS) is an organisation that started in 2008 with an aim to recognise and support computer science in schools. They offer membership to everyone, including teachers, parents, governors.

The new Computing curriculum, includes Digital Literacy aspects from the old ICT curriculum but also launches dedicated Computer Science themes at primary school level. CAS help to support  teachers who are excited by computing, by providing them with teaching resources, local hubs and the opportunity to meet with like-minded colleagues.

They offer guidance to all those involved in Computing education in schools, with a significant focus on the Computer Science theme within the wider Computing curriculum.

They have teamed up with Rising Stars to provide centrally hosted training days across the country at £150 per session.

Apply for free membership to view and download free Computing resources.

Register your school to become part of the Network of Excellence to recruit and train 600 CAS Master Teachers at your school.

Download the guide to Computing in the Primary National Curriculum.

If you would like to know more, give Turn IT On a call or register for free resources on our website. We can help you toward more free resources and invite you to one of our free teacher workshops on Computing.