Teach KS3 computing as a non-specialist with a simple lesson structure, what to cover from the National Curriculum, what to look for in classroom-ready units and a quick comparison table plus trusted UK references.
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Teach KS3 computing as a non-specialist with a simple lesson structure, what to cover from the National Curriculum, what to look for in classroom-ready units and a quick comparison table plus trusted UK references.

Six classroom-ready real-world algorithms to teach beyond sorting and searching. Includes a detailed greedy algorithm example with coin change plus practical links to Python, constraints, trade-offs and computational thinking.

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The new UK computing curriculum is likely to emphasise digital literacy, AI and data and practical application. Here’s how to prepare KS3 lessons now using context-first planning so units stay adaptable without a full rewrite.