computingatschool.org.uk


computingatschool.org.uk Website Info

computingatschool.org.uk (Computing at School (CAS) is a community dedicated to supporting computing educators and improving computer science education in schools. It offers resources, training, and collaborative opportunities to help teachers deliver effective computing lessons and inspire students in digital skills.) was registered first at 11-Apr-2008. It's hosted by University of Kent. DNS looks Active and website looks Accessable. According to Google, website speed score is 34/100 and FAST. Website looks safe for children.
computingatschool.org.uk


computingatschool.org.uk Website Tags

Domain Status:
✓ Active
Is Site Accessable?:
✓ Yes
SSL(https):
✓ Yes
Title:
Computing at School (CAS) | Inspiring Digital Skills in Education
Description:
Discover resources, communities, and support for teaching computing and digital skills in schools. Join Computing at School to enhance your understanding and inspire students.
Mobile Friendly?:
✓ Yes
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computingatschool.org.uk Domain & Whois Details

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Domain Create Date:
11-Apr-2008
Domain Age:
17 years, 2 months, 22 days
Server Type:
cloudflare
Hosting Location:
EU - EUROPEAN UNION
Hosting Provider:
University of Kent
IP:
129.12.3.236



computingatschool.org.uk Website Speed (Desktop)

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FAST
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Speed Index:
34
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Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS):
0.03 (FAST)
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Time to First Byte (TTFB):
0.669 s (FAST)
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First Input Delay (FID):
2 ms (FAST)
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First Contentful Paint (FCP):
1.634 s (FAST)
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Interaction to Next Paint (INP):
35 ms (FAST)
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Largest Contentful Paint (LCP):
1.948 s (FAST)
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Total Size:
2153 KB
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Server Response Time:
678 ms
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Final Url:
https://www.computingatschool.org.uk/
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Last Date Checked:
7/10/2023 6:11:06 AM
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computingatschool.org.uk Website Safety

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Last Check Date:
3/8/2023 9:50:49 PM
Fortiguard:
Education
Mcafee Category:
Education/Reference
OpenDNS:
BeFirst
Cloudflare DNS:
OK
MyWot Child Safety:
92

computingatschool.org.uk HTTP Headers

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computingatschool.org.uk Site H Tags

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The community for computing teachers
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Resources
h2
Events
h2
Discussion Forum
h2
Welcome to Computing at School
h2
Events
h2
Barefoot Early Years Workshop
h2
CAS Tees Valley Drop-in Session
h2
Code a Joke-Telling Talkbot Using Apps Script
h2
Worthing/Brighton Area Computing Teacher meetup
h2
Micro:bit - Embedding in the classroom
h2
Outer West Newcastle meeting - Creative iPad apps for pupils
h2
Create a game and learn coding using Roblox
h2
Cambridge CAS
h2
Cracking codes with the micro:bit
h2
CAS Reading Community Meeting - A Level NEA
h2
Transitioning from Scratch to HTML & CSS
h2
Quality Computing Framework
h2
South West Computing Teachers Conference
h2
CAS Tees Valley Drop-in Session
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CAS Physical Computing Working Group meeting with special guests Julie Kirk - React! and the Micro:b
h2
CAS Manchester Central Mixed Community Meeting Summer 2023
h2
News & Blogs
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CAS thrilled to announce Dr Jon Chippindall as new Director
h2
Forget quantum computing, the future lies with analog!
h2
Building a retro gaming computer using logic gates
h2
CAS: into the future
h2
CAS leads the way in ChatGPT debate
h2
Algol *.*
h2
Latest Online Discussions
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Welcome to Computing at School's Online Discussions
h2
Knowledge organisers from Primary
h2
Alternative resources for teach computing curriculum
h2
FREE 3Dami summer studio
h2
Cyber Skills Live
h2
Seesaw for computing evidence
h2
Evidencing computing
h2
CS ED Week - Free Resources
h2
More students fewer teachers
h2
Quizzing for Teach Computing units
h2
Computing club ideas
h2
At what complexity of code switch from blocks to python
h2
Alternative to Big Trak
h2
DfE Technology in Schools Survey (Win £100)
h2
2023 AQA AS Pre Release
h2
OCR GCSE CS Paper 2
h2
New to T-Levels: General intro, stuff and advice et al, teaching AI
h2
Hello World primary issue out now!
h2
Discuss: Best fits to data with Google Sheets (2023-06-01)
h2
Sharp rise in computing
h2
AQA Dastan program - Rook Move?
h2
Discuss: Moving pupils from Scratch to Python (2023-02-27)
h2
New Python / GeoGebra environment
h2
Implications of ChatGPT AI
h2
Dataclasses in Python query (for AQA A Level Comp Sci - skeleton code moving forward)
h2
Levelling up premium payments for some secondary Computing teachers
h2
Thank you AQA Great exam questions
h2
Discuss: Forget quantum computing, the future lies with analog! (2023-05-26)
h2
Community: CAS Manchester Central Mixed
h2
Discuss: Building a retro gaming computer using logic gates (2023-05-18)
h2
CAS: into the future
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Sign up for our newsletter
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CAS is a grassroots community, passionate about Computing, and working together to support teachers


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