Sharing Big Ideas

Don’t let fear or doubts, stifle your voice and passion.

 

Full and half day workshops for those wanting to start to tame and harness their true presenter. You can present like a TED speaker.

 

A good presenter can hold the audiences attention, for most of the time. A great, passionate speaker can sell new ideas, enthuse and lead.

 

Enjoy a day of practice and guidance. Encouraging you to think differently about the way you present and communicate to others.

 

Full details here.

Future programmers.

Supporting App programmers at Apple’s iOS Academy.

 

Hands-on workshops, expanding the skills of iOS programmers and App developers.

 

Building creative and productive teams of programmers.

 

Presentation and storytelling skills, for programmers to communicate their ideas.

 

Creating powerful stories that sell, big, new ideas.

 

The story so far…

 

 

 

Understand coding

For teachers in KS 2 needing to understand principles of coding.

 

What is an algorithm? How does coding fit into the curriculum?

 

Build confidence through hands on coding activities using the iPad. Exploring a variety of coding and non coding apps.

 

Use programming principles to tell stories, solve problems, express ideas and encourage collaborative experiences.

 

Find out about the day of code courses here

  • “Oscar delivered the training really well and I felt it was at the right speed for me to understand and make progress at a good rate. He has a great friendly manner and I would definitely
    recommend his training sessions to colleagues that were interested in learning more about using the ipads effectively in school. He is obviously very knowledgeable but explains things with humour and in a way that is easily accessible to learners!”

    Ben John
    Primary teacher, Minty School

  • “Brilliant training session with fantastic inspiring ideas to engage the children in the classroom and streamline the work load for teachers. Thank you!”

    Donnington Primary School

  • “Thanks, often training not suitable for youngest children but this was.”

    Huish primary school