SEN computing wikispace has been set up by the Sheffield eLearning Team, together with teachers in special schools around the UK to look at how the 2014 Computing Curriculum can be adapted for students with special needs and disabilities.
The site has a few activity ideas for P levels and KS1 – KS3 and will build over time.
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This guide written by Miles Berry, with help from Amanda Jackson, Penny Patterson and Dave Smith of Havering School Improvement Services, has been sent to every primary school and is available online at http://www.naace.co.uk/curriculum/primaryguide.
It provides a clear overview of the new computing curriculum, explaining in some detail many aspects of the programme of study. It also gives excellent guidance on planning, resourcing and assessment. Getting familiar with this document is a great way for all teachers to understand what computing is all about and how to get started.
A copy is also available from the link below in case the NAACE page disappears in the future.
Computing in the national curriculum – A guide for primary teachers