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@iLearn2Primary amazing website that I have recently discovered to help plan my two year cycle of computing for primary school! Does anyone know if (or have you created and Willing to share?) There is a document that shows all the progression of skills page in word or Excel doc?
— C1air3 (@C1air32) April 8, 2021
Fantastic scheme of work! Makes computing fun, dynamic and fundamentally super enjoyable for the children. Really easy to follow as a teacher. It is brilliant to see the children making progress through using iLearn2!
— Dan Dowson (@MrDowsonTeacher) April 3, 2021
Definitely worth checking this out! So many ways to incorporate programming into your classroom to help children develop vital problem solving skills #coding #computingni #codingforkids https://t.co/1MVRkwjdiJ
— Mrs Davis (@MrsDavis__) March 25, 2021
Year 5 started a new module on ilearn2 yesterday. They were challenged to design an app about something that interested them and would be useful to others. Brilliant how to guide for them to follow @ilearn2primary pic.twitter.com/wXoNYQIADN
— Village Primary (@Thornabyvillage) March 25, 2021
Google Classroom for older kids, Seesaw for younger ones.
— MrG_English (@MrG_English) March 10, 2021
Padlet to generate collaborative ideas@iLearn2Primary for excellent, user friendly tutorials on the computing curriculum.
We have just started to use ilearn2 which is really good. Particularly like the help videos that the chn can use all the way through to support themselves. Very easy to follow for the less confident staff
— Mrs_A.‼️ (@patki5) February 27, 2021
Can 200% recommend @iLearn2Primary for their user friendly, free website/apps and step by step videos for staff and pupils. Makes teaching it a joy!
— Claire Bills 🙋 (@clairelbills) February 5, 2021
I would always recommend @iLearn2Primary for Computing.
— Thomas Pitts 🙋🏻♂️ (@ThomasJPitts) January 21, 2021
Our school has invested in the full subscription now! So useful for home learning - thanks!! 😬
— Katie || Computing Lead (@thetechfolio) January 12, 2021
I use @iLearn2Primary in school and it's great to use remotely too as you can give the children the activity code and they can then watch instruction videos remotely. Only issue is making sure they stick to the activity for that day and not get carried away 😂
— Andrea Brimelow (@brimstera) January 12, 2021
@iLearn2Primary is super. Really impressed with the plans and resources. Great for less confident teachers.
— mrsh_teacher (@bethanrharper) November 13, 2020
The @iLearn2Primary stuff is really good value for money and it’s planning is very straightforward
— Marc Hayes (@mrmarchayes) November 13, 2020
Year 3 & 4 absolutely loved working through this last year. They were so inspired they started their own lunchtime club to expand their projects.
— Amanda (@Amandajk43) October 21, 2020
I’ve just signed our school up - looking forward to using these fabulous resources. □□
— Claire Myers □□♀️ (@missycrobs) September 1, 2020
Recently purchased this and staff have been excited to teach the lessons that are creative and stimulating that match both iOS and android. Looking forward to feedback from the pupils. #digitalcompetency🏴 https://t.co/CkXXC2NYiq
— @spscdavies (@SofryddPrimary) November 9, 2020
We signed up to @iLearn2Primary because it was fab value for money. I used this alongside NCCE CPD and their curriculum guidance to help create our LTP. https://t.co/6bpnlEXMG6 is my go to for online safety
— Lisa (@Scottishsmoggy) October 19, 2020
We love using your teaching ideas @iLearn2Primary https://t.co/V9VcjOmlZK
— Sue Verstage (@SVerstage) September 30, 2020
Superb resource, as always □ Thank you https://t.co/BAZMpV2nfF
— Rachael Coultart (@rcoultart) July 11, 2020
Really pleased with updated computing learning journey making use of the fantastic resources from @iLearn2Primary which make it easy for staff and pupils (even if we end up having to do remote learning!) Full version avaliable here https://t.co/UbFsWRGCNo pic.twitter.com/BNC7ylQxD0
— Claire Bills □ (@clairelbills) August 7, 2020
Thank you so much & thank you for the brilliant resources
— Amanda (@Amandajk43) May 22, 2020
I agree. I use @iLearn2Primary resources so much in my teaching.
— Julia Elfred (@ElfredJulia) July 11, 2020
The @iLearn2Primary computing activity packs have been an absolute godsend for setting remote work. Nicely structured and scaffolded and I've had some great projects from the kids. Keep it up Adam and team!
— Hamish Arnold (@arnold_hamish) March 31, 2020
The activities and video tutorials within this website give teachers the confidence to deliver an outstanding curriculum to students. Definitely an affordable solution for all schools that deliver the NC in KS1&2 https://t.co/xh0GaYvuNw
— Joe Blaney (@joe_blaney) May 17, 2019
My keyworker children did this last week and they loved it □ ... we use this site a lot and share links for home learning too - a great find https://t.co/8LuejAovjS
— MrsW (@Wildestar1) June 17, 2020
Fab resource and literally spent hours creating my own lesson before discovering all the resources I found were there on your site in one place! Must remember to check in with @iLearn2Primary first!!?
— Bromley High School Junior Computing (@bromleyJunComp) March 28, 2020
Just purchased @iLearn2Primary for my school, can't wait to roll it out and encourage computing more throughout my school! #computing
— Aaron Nalton (@aaron_nalton) April 5, 2019
We have signed up to @iLearn2Primary and @HouseRift are going to be using it to help plan and teach from next half term. Look out for some amazing work being posted.
— Rift House School (@HouseRift) February 7, 2020
Fantastic! Just signed up with @iLearn2Primary for my pupils and tons of ideas and resources for EYFS to KS2. ilearn2 tech guys, I would advise to add the new safe search engine, Swiggle designed for UK primary schools, developed by @SWGfL_Official and partner of @UK_SIC
— Harvey Sharman (@PrimarySchSTEM) April 3, 2019
great scheme and resource. Looking forward to all the new things you'll bring in 2020
— Paul Jones (@pj2310) December 19, 2019
Thanks at @iLearn2Primary for the resources to teach binary. It really helped aid the understanding. By the end of the lesson we were making our own challenges for each other. pic.twitter.com/LGpRolrZuZ
— Amanda Osborne (@Amandajk43) January 11, 2019
We @ywcpsy6 have been programming our own football game using Kodu programming language. Thanks to @iLearn2Primary for your great World Cup Activities. ⚽️ @koduteam pic.twitter.com/2tMSXR2vra
— YWCPS Computing (@YwcpsComputing) July 5, 2018
Can’t recommend these guys enough! #primarycomputing https://t.co/Xh4rKEq2Yj
— Mr Flint (@MrFlinty) October 28, 2019
Thank you for all the brilliant stuff you have added that makes my life much easier!
— nicrich (@geordiecat2012) July 18, 2019
Well worth it. It's given my colleagues a lot more confidence with teaching the computing curriculum because it has all the instruction videos. □
— Hamish Arnold (@arnold_hamish) March 10, 2019
The children are throughly enjoying the challenges they face when using the resource. Highly recommended □ https://t.co/UL1izBbAmk
— St Oswald's School (@saintoswalds) February 8, 2019
Highly recommend this website. Fantastic ideas covering all year groups. https://t.co/j8rc4fZGez
— Martyn Ode (@MrOde_TA) November 29, 2018
I often use @iLearn2Primary as a resource for lesson ideas. They are always adding new ideas and lessons!
— Janelle Safford (@janellesafford) July 13, 2019
Covers all areas of the comouting curriculum and is constantly updated. I would highly recommend it. The individual membership is great value.
— amdavie (@amdavie26) March 10, 2019
Love this website - the short intro to Magic Move was fab and kicked started a lesson today! #edtech https://t.co/mh0ilpsKGs
— CCooper-Tech (@CCooper1978) March 13, 2018
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