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April 24, 2018 Neil Rickus

Knayton CofE Academy

Main presentation – Link

micro:bit session presentation – Link

Programming with Scratch booklet – Link

Primary Scheme of work – Link

Recent blog posts

Weeks of wonderful webinars (and other online sessions!)
Live Lesson – Daily Dose with Dr Chip
Presenting at BETT
micro:bit Live! presentation
Review – Scratch Conference Europe 2019

Latest Tweets

RT @wendypicci This is going to be fantastic! Lots of #EYFS teachers have already signed up for this free @CompAtSch session. Have you? twitter.com/rcoultart/stat…

About 2 days ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

@8bitteacher Time off timetable for lesson visits, including opportunities to team teach / provide additional support?

About 2 days ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

@arnold_hamish @duck_star @rcoultart @AlwaysComputing @christianturton Pros and cons to each, though I love micro:bit easy outputs. I’d prefer to have a Crumble starter kit, rather than a dedicated robotics kit and enable pupils to design own models. Allows for more creativity and provides opportunities to explore engineering aspects of the project.

About 5 days ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

@arnold_hamish @duck_star @rcoultart @AlwaysComputing @christianturton Crumbles linked to DT would be another option, which allows for lots of links to other subjects to.

About 5 days ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

@arnold_hamish @duck_star @rcoultart @AlwaysComputing @christianturton What age group are you looking at and do you have particular subjects you want to link to?

About 6 days ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

@teknoteacher @AlwaysComputing @Raspberry_Pi @HelloWorld_Edu @MissPhilbin @LegoJames Still got it!

About 6 days ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Watch out for one of my best photos ever! Looking forward to hearing this 😬 twitter.com/Raspberry_Pi/s…

Last week from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

RT @AlwaysComputing Doing anything for an hour after school 🏫 tomorrow? Fancy coming to a little computing 🖥 chat with me, @mrradburn and @MattWarne?! Still some places available here : ow.ly/mSHM50ECLOB Nice mix of post lockdown learning, and effective planning for the curriculum! pic.twitter.com/G19ahuZWLA

About 2 weeks ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

RT @CompAtSch How do you teach primary children about cyber security? Read this blog by author @computingchamps about new bank of resources, #BeCyberSmart, to enable children to learn about cyber security. bit.ly/3nscPn2 pic.twitter.com/Gtz2Us7taj

About 2 weeks ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

RT @CompAtSch How do you teach primary children about cyber security? Read this blog by author @computingchamps about new bank of resources, #BeCyberSmart, to enable children to learn about cyber security. bit.ly/3nscPn2 pic.twitter.com/4iUU0maM7O

About 3 weeks ago from Neil Rickus's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

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