Resources for everyone
All teachers are welcome to download and use our resources in the classroom. Whether you're familiar with the programme or not, discover a whole host of different workshop themes and activities to compliment your teaching (you don't have to be a Digital Schoolhouse Lead Teacher to use our materials!)
Our workshops
Free and downloadable workshops for inspiring your class.
Algorithms & Programming
The workshops that fall under this category all have an element of programming, or at the very least algorithmic thinking within them.
Communication & the Internet
In this developing environment it is important for pupils to learn the key concepts that make up the networking and communication strand of the new Computing Programmes of Study.
Data Representation
All the workshops that fit under this category consider how computers represent information. While some workshops such as Crazy Graphics look at how computers represent images and the benefits of digital imagery. Others in development will consider the representation of sound and text.
Hardware & Processing
Explore and learn about the hardware components that make up computers and computer systems.
IT/Digital Literacy & E-Safety
E-Safety is an important strand in the new Computing Programmes of Study as well as schools' safeguarding strategies. Workshops are currently in development that effectively and creatively teach students to become responsible users of technology.
Playful computing activities
Engaging pupils by learning through play.
Create a randomised story using the programming concept of arrays with Accidental Adventures!
Why not use origami to teach algorithms? By precisely completing a set of rules in order to solve a problem...
Defined as an unconventional way to resolve a form of puzzle, brain teasers can also be used to explore Computational Thinking.
Everyone loves a good story. Great stories will inspire you, keep you hooked and transport you to a different realm. Did you know that you...
One of the key playtime activities that almost every child has engaged in is playing with LEGO bricks. Remember getting the playset,...
Imagine describing a network and the concept of packet switching. If you want students to understand how the networking protocols split up...
Everybody remembers solving jigsaw puzzles. By building in opportunities to develop Computational Thinking skills.
Computational word games are a fun way to tackle pupils understanding of key terms in computing. The aim of the game is to try...
Curriculum and assessment
Meet the new computing curriculum with our resources.
Algorithms & Programming
The workshops that fall under this category all have an element of programming, or at the very least algorithmic thinking within them.
Communication & the Internet
In this developing environment it is important for pupils to learn the key concepts that make up the networking and communication strand of the new Computing Programmes of Study.
Data Representation
All the workshops that fit under this category consider how computers represent information. While some workshops such as Crazy Graphics look at how computers represent images and the benefits of digital imagery. Others in development will consider the representation of sound and text.
Hardware & Processing
Explore and learn about the hardware components that make up computers and computer systems.
IT/Digital Literacy & E-Safety
E-Safety is an important strand in the new Computing Programmes of Study as well as schools' safeguarding strategies. Workshops are currently in development that effectively and creatively teach students to become responsible users of technology.
Collaborating with Digital Schoolhouse
From Disney to BAFTA, the programme continues to collaborate with the creative industry to bring you the most creative, fun and inspiring resources. Discover who've have worked with.
