Computing Hub

Computing Hubs are led by schools and colleges across England with an exceptional track record in teaching computing. They deliver face-to-face courses and provide local support for teachers in primary and secondary schools in their area.

Beauchamp College, Oadby leads the Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire & Rutland Computing Hub.

The Computing Hub team:

• Ciarán McGeeney
• Victoria Foster
• Joe Matjasz

The National Programme has its own website at www.teachcomputing.org
Registering for a free account will allow you to receive the National Centre for Computing Education news bulletins.

You can also contact the hub via email TeachComputing@lionhearttrust.org.uk

For details on our remote and face-to-face courses, please click here.

The primary aim of Computing At School (CAS) is to promote and develop the teaching of computing in schools by supporting teachers. One way to achieve this is to provide teachers with a local forum (CAS Community) to share ideas and mutual interests. These CAS Communities form the foundation of much of the work of CAS. CAS Community meetings are for teachers and are run by teachers. Details of your local CAS community and upcoming meetings can be found by visiting the CAS website.