You'll explore how Ada Computer Science powers the Computer Science strand of the University of Cambridge's STEM SMART programme, supporting students through structured practice, expert teaching and meaningful feedback. You'll also hear how students across Scotland are using these resources to strengthen learning both inside and outside the classroom.
During the session, you'll:
Discover how the University of Cambridge's STEM SMART programme supports eligible students from underrepresented backgrounds to progress into STEM degrees
Learn how Ada Computer Science underpins the programme through interactive assignments, self-marking questions and expert-designed learning activities
Find out how structured practice and regular feedback help students develop confidence, resilience and stronger problem-solving skills
Explore the teacher tools and curriculum-aligned resources to support with National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher Computing Science on Ada Computer Science, our free learning platform, developed in partnership with the University of Cambridge
Equip yourself with practical ideas, expert resources and opportunities to help more students succeed in Computing Science.
Target Audience: Computing and computer science teachers for S2 to S6 students (Scotland) and for GCSE and A level students (England) aged 14 - 18.
What we'll cover in this session:
How to Participate
Important Information: A Google Meet video meeting link will be sent to all registrants in their confirmation email and again on the run up to the event. If you can't make it, the session will be recorded and sent to everyone who signs up.
Hosted: Online via Google Meet
When: Thursday 1st October
Start Time: 16:00
Duration: 1 hour
The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a UK-based charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.