BCS given £1.1m to help teachers prepare for new computing curriculum
Funding is specifically for primary school teachers who have no experience of computer science
The British Computer Society (BCS) will be given a £1.1m fund from the Department for Education (DfE) to help primary school teachers prepare for the new computing curriculum. The funding is aimed specifically...
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