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Computing: planning and assessment (primary)
How can we plan for and assess the computing curriculum? In this article we look at guidance from the Department for Education, Computing at School, and NAACE on planning and assessment. You will also find a case study from a school on how it assesses computing.
Contents
- National Curriculum computing programmes of study
- Planning for the computing curriculum
- Assessment in the computing curriculum
- Case study: Castle Hill Primary School
- Computing schemes of work (primary)
- Foreign languages: curriculum requirements (primary)
- KS1 and KS2 swimming: requirements
- 'Mastery' standard activities for Key Stage 1
- PSHE education requirements (primary)
- PSHE resources (primary)
- Relationships and health education: new requirements from 2020 (primary)
- Religious education: statutory curriculum requirements
- Sex and relationship education: resources (primary)
- Sex and relationship education (SRE): statutory components
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