Yvonne Walker CAS Hub Champion / National

QuickStart Coordinator

Helping schools to deliver the new computing curriculum successfully

What is CAS? Why you should join us?

Benefits?

Free to join!

Peer networking opportunities – online and face to face through Hubs

Resources for teaching and learning

Forums for discussion- eg no question too stupid!

Section for regional Hubs

Events section for CAS and other computing events

Vacancies

Join us!

CAS-NAACE-25-03-2015Expires 30th March

CAS HubsWHAT IS A CAS HUB?

A CAS HUB IS A MEETING OF TEACHERS WHO WISH TO SHARE THEIR IDEAS FOR

DEVELOPING THE TEACHING OF COMPUTING IN THEIR SCHOOLS, THEIR

CLASSROOMS AND THEIR COMMUNITY. IT IS A MEETING OF LIKE-MINDED

INDIVIDUALS WITH THE GENERAL OBJECTIVE OF SUPPORTING EACH OTHER

AND THE SPECIFIC AIM OF PROVIDING (AT LEAST) ONE IDEA THAT CAN BE TAKEN

AND TRIED IN THE CLASSROOM .

HUB LOCATIONS

Hub map: http://bit.ly/14mIpbD

A Hub provides opportunities to have:

• Face to face networking with peers in the area over a cup of tea or coffee

• Open discussion of shared issues, such as how to introduce the new computing curriculum,

• Taster CPD sessions where programming languages and tools are demonstrated,

• Sharing of learning and resources which should help teachers in their day to day work.

Why should teachers attend a Hub meeting?

Interested in becoming a CAS Hub?

http://hubinabox.edublogs.org/

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