iCompute leads the way in supporting schools with comprehensive computing curricula for pupils aged 3-11.

iCompute was the first ever primary computing curriculum in the United Kingdom, launched ahead of the National Curriculum for Computing 2014.

Our expertise and innovation in computing teaching has been recognised each year by the prestigious British Educational Training and Technology (BETT) Awards and Education Resources Awards (ERA).

We achieve that by continually adding to and updating our acclaimed schemes of work to remain at the forefront of advances in educational technology, providing innovative new resources and materials to support and promote engagement with computing around the world.

We passionately believe in exciting children about the art, as well as the science, of computing and offer creative, engaging and challenging teaching materials for primary schools.

Our lesson plans and computing resources feature on

BBC Bitesize for Computing and the Hour of Code

and are used in thousands of state, public and independent schools around the world.

Liane is a Computer Scientist Bsc(Hons), a Software Engineer, writer and an experienced primary school teacher.

She was one of the first Primary Computer Science Master Teachers appointed and funded by the Department of Education (DfE) in England to prepare teachers and schools for the introduction of the 2014 National Curriculum for Computing.

Her work has been instrumental in the success of the National Curriculum's implementation in thousands of schools.

She teaches computing from EYFS to Year 6, supports schools and trains teachers

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BETT and ERA Award nominated each year since 2014

Featured on BBC Bitesize and Hour of Code

iCompute is a highly acclaimed primary computing scheme of work offering step-by-step computing lesson plans, comprehensive computing resources and computing assessment for computing in the EYFS,  KS1 computing and KS2 computing

TRUSTED AND USED IN THOUSANDS OF SCHOOLS AROUND THE WORLD