Welcome to the Barking and Dagenham Hub. We are a new hub, launched in October 2017, and welcome teachers with all levels of computing experience to come and join us. The hub is run by Gillian Bratley, Advisory Teacher for Barking and Dagenham.

CAS London (South EAST)

CAS London (South East) is now run by Trevor Bragg, CAS Regional Coordinator and Teacher from Townley Girls School Bexleyheath. He is planning a lively programme of activities and CPD. Get in touch with Trevor if you want to find out more, or offer to present at one of their meetings!

We are passionate about helping students to increase their knowledge and skills in Computer Science and to develop their computational thinking skills. We are keen to meet other Computer Science teachers to share knowledge and skills of teaching Computer Science in order to help students succeed and achieve in their Computing studies.

The Bromley and Hayes Primary Hub is based at Hayes Primary School and run by Alex Sieber.

We hope that you will come along to the meetings to share expertise and experiences amongst local colleagues. If you would like to suggest things that we can include in future Hub meetings or think you could deliver part of a session then please get in touch with Alex.

The CAS North London Hub is run from the Camden Learning Centre by Gillian Ingram in collaboration with UCL Department of Computer Science and Steve Hailes and Rae Harbird.

UCL Department of Computer Science is a global leader in research in experimental computer science. Its degree programmes recognise the ever-increasing importance of computer systems in fields such as commerce, industry, government and science. Throughout history the department has had a big impact on computing in Europe – notably establishing the first connection to the precursor of the Internet outside the US. It continues to create innovative technologies and change lives with computers.

CAS Croydon Hub group

CAS Croydon is run by Sarah Ingrams, Head of ICT & Computing at NMBEC (Norbury Manor Business Enterprise college). We hope to create a friendly environment that allows for sharing, supporting, and discussion with regards to the computing curriculum. We would encourage people to bring SoW and resources that can be discussed and ideas shared.

Welcome to the East London Hub, We usually meet at City and Islington College at Angel, on at least one Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon per term. The hub is jointly run by Ceinwen Hilton and colleagues at City and Islington, and William Marsh at Queen Mary, University of London.

Some of our activities last year are covered here. Please join us!

Hackney Learning Trust partners with 49 primary schools and 16 secondary schools providing up to date computing information, advice, guidance and hands on support. We already offer inspirational training events and now believe it is time to broaden our reach, to expand our thriving tech teaching community beyond Hackney’s borders. Please come along to our events and also let us know what you would like to see on our agenda.

CAS Hammersmith

The CAS Hammersmith Hub group is run by Nicholas Hughes, Head of ICT and Computing at Latymer Prep School and CAS Master Teacher.

We are a new community that wants to grow.

Come down and join in with the fun.

We welcomes everyone to the group, Primary and Secondary, which he hopes will offer an opportunity to find out more about the new computing curriculum for September 2014.

CAS Haringey Community

Welcome to the CAS Haringey Community. This CAS Community is the result of a joint initiative between Ada, National College for Digital Skills and Gladesmore Community College.

Meetings will be scheduled alternatively at our two premises:

Ada, National College for Digital Skills, Broad Lane, Tottenham Hale, London, N15 4AG (www.ada.ac.uk)

and:

Gladesmore Community School, Crowland Road, Tottenham, London N15 6EB.

The community has been created to support teachers/trainers in the local area and beyond and College, Secondary and Primary School colleagues are welcome to join our meetings.

Igli Gjozi, Gladesmore Community School, and Mark Campbell, Ada, National College for Digital Skills are the joint CAS Community Leaders and both are looking forward to running a welcoming and supportive group for all.

CAS Havering

The CAS Havering hub is looking for a new Hub leader. If you’d like to take on the challenge of running this hub, please take a look at the CAS Hub Leader handbook for details of the role and responsibilities, and if still interested apply by completing the form:

CAS Hounslow hub

We are currently looking for a new Hub Leader for this Hub. If you are interested in this please email yvonne.walker@computingatschool.org.uk

We are here to offer the opportunity for teachers to meet in a relaxed and informal atmosphere; share ideas and resources; receive training, and gain mutual support from discussing teaching methods with colleagues.

Our meetings are for teachers, run by teachers.

CAS Notting Hill Hub

CAS Notting Hill Hub has been re-launched by CAS Master Teacher, Clifford French from Camden School for Girls and Norland Place School.

We are currently looking for a new Hub Leader for this Hub. If you are interested please email yvonne.walker@computingatschool.org.uk

CAS South Croydon

CAS South Croydon hub is run by Isabelle Singh , CAS Master Teacher, from Riddlesdown school. She welcomes teachers from local primary and secondary schools.

CAS Community Central Tottenham

The CAS Community Central Tottenham group is run by Mark Campbell at Ada, the National College for Digital Skills. He looks forward to welcoming new members to the group.

CAS South Tottenham Hub

Welcome to the CAS South Tottenham hub. We will be meeting at Gladesmore Community School in South Tottenham. The hub leader is Mr Igli Gjozi, supported by colleagues, from Gladesmore Community School. We are keen to support teachers in the local area and beyond.

Both Secondary and Primary School colleagues are welcome to join the meetings.

CAS Waltham Forest Primary Hub

CAS Waltham Forest Primary Hub group is run by Allen Tsui from Willow Brook Primary. He looks forward to welcoming new members to the group.

Welcome to the Waltham Forest Hub. We are based at Norlington School and 6th Form in Leyton, which is a Lead School as part of the Network of Excellence. Our aim is to provide a forum for Computer Science teachers to discuss issues around the curriculum as well provide training.

We are currently looking for a new Hub Leader for this Hub. If you are interested please email yvonne.walker@computingatschool.org.uk

Westminster Hub is run by Melissa Bustamante and Sam Page. Both teach Computer Science at Westminster School; Sam is the Head of Department and Melissa is a Master Teacher. Our hub has the intention of supporting the development of computer science studies, particularly but not exclusively, in the Westminster area. We aim to work together with our local colleagues to coordinate useful support, activities, CPD and other opportunities. This term, Autumn 2017, we’re holding our first meeting on November 9th.