Miguel from Quorum talking to my Nat5 and Higher students about Pentesting and Cyber Security. “Knowledge is something no one can take away from you” “Read, read, read”… are just some of my takeaways.

Lego Spike Session:

Here is the ScratchMicrobit session:

Access All Areas at Graeme High School. Computing department has two sessions: ScratchMicrobit activity and introduction to Lego Spikes. One session done, one more to go. Thank you to all my helpful assistants.

@billatnapier

At Le Tour Du Hack… It was nice meeting Bill Buchanan in person. He is a legend in Cybersecurity and happens to be a former student of Graeme High School. Here he is with current students of Graeme.

Physical Computing and Lego Spikes. Getting the EVs moving with S1 class today #computingisfun

Today, S1 class were playing their Makey Makey and play dough pianos. Next week, we are learning how to code the Lego Spike robots. Summer term is fun.

This was filmed yesterday. This week, S1s have been learning how to use Makey Makey as a games controller, but first they had to create the Magic Magic Game on Scratch. The backdrop changes randomly when down arrow is clicked on the card, which was also created by the students.

https://t.co/Eebxi80B8u

A huge thank you to Abbie and Mike from NatWest who gave us a virtual talk on Cyber Security and careers in Cyber Security. #techwecan Much appreciated by Graeme High S3 Computing students

We have just completed the Computer Systems Unit and Nat5 class are disecting the PCs this morning. Two of them managed to reach the processor already. Thank you, @makeith_app_en.

A bit of a change from Higher Web Design. Today we are flying drones with @mywowscotland .

Thank you to Jamie and Jess from JP Morgan for teaching us App Development today. We are sorry today was our last session but GHS S2s are looking forward to creating their own apps thanks to the technical training you have given them. Thank you @makeith_app_en .

Here are the dates for Computing Supported Study sessions @GHSfalkirk .

A huge thank you to Frances and Jamie from @makeith_app_en . This morning we are learning how to code our red screen on thunkable.

Today at DressCode club… We are still working on our animations. Hannah and Grace creating a scene.

I would call this a successful cover lesson. Brought out the PCs for hardware lesson again.

A huge thank you to my students who were a credit to Graeme High School and the Computing Department tonight at AAA. Proud of you all.

Access All Areas preparations complete. Looking forward to meeting all the families who will be joining us shortly. #computingisfun