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Join us for a virtual drop-in session to learn more about the paid tutor posts available as part of STACS Upskilling 2024/25. This is a great opportunity to hear about this year's format and ask any questions you may have.

At STACS, we recognise that the work undertaken in the early years through to P7 is critical for advancing Computing Science. Inspiring young pupils, particularly girls, is key to building a sustainable and diverse tech talent pipeline for Scotland. By encouraging early engagement, we can make significant strides in closing the gender gap in Computing Science. We are excited to extend these tutor opportunities to teachers delivering Computing Science from early years through to Secondary.

This year the scope will be flexible while building on and evolving from prior programmes. In addition to NQ Computing Science, it may include CS learning experiences from the start of the BGE in Early Years through Primary and S1-3, for example across primary-secondary transition.

STACS is working closely with Education Scotland on this, and we’re inviting you to join the first workshop, happening on 26th November 2024, 10am-3:30pm in Glasgow. We're looking for a wide range of voices to shape the future of Computing Science in Scottish education.

Are you passionate about sharing knowledge and inspiring your fellow teachers? Do you believe in the power of collaboration to enhance teaching and learning in Computing Science? We're seeking dedicated educators to bring STACS Connect events to your local area.

STACS will be hosting a virtual event to bring together teachers with an interest in this area, to share ideas and showcase what has worked in their classrooms to help inspire more females into Computing Science.

STACS is a teacher-led organisation dedicated to supporting educators in delivering Computing Science, championing their efforts, and advocating on their behalf. Most importantly, it is about working with the teacher community in Scotland.