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Computing schemes of work (primary)
Are there examples of schemes of work for primary computing? This article highlights examples of computing schemes of work for the EYFS and years 1-6 from primary schools. You will also find a scheme of work from the TES, on computing in the EYFS.
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- EYFS example
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