Perfect for both Entry Level 3 and Level 1 students, including SEN students. An evidence sheet for tutors to collect photographic evidence of the practical task, where students learn how to set up a computer system. Great for Rarpa! There is also a 16 slide full teaching PowerPoint to teach EDSQ (Essential Digital Skills Qualification) Unit 1 - Using Devices - Demonstrate how to set up a basic computer system. It is a practical session where students learn how to set up a computer system.

Entire Level 1 Travel Training course for students with SEN. These 30 resources form an entire Travel Training course for Level 1 students. It incorporates the NOCN Discover Local History L1 course, to embed students’ interests into a fun Travel Training course. By using the NOCN Discover Local History criteria, students can plan and carry out journeys to local places of historical interest after choosing a topic, such as the Romans, local landmarks, local scientific inventions, history of local music venues etc. Students then research their topic, take photographs at the locations they visit and add these to a PowerPoint, which is then presented at the end of the year, covering the NOCN criteria. Course resources include: Course overview PowerPoint Research topic Introduction, Research locations & mind map NOCN Discover Local History L1 course worksheets (1.1-4.2) NOCN Discover Local History L1 portfolio assessment sheets A travel Initial Assessment A road safety self-assessment EHCP goal set up EHCP goal review EHCP photographic evidence sheet EHCP witness statement sheet Travel strategies for SEN learners Journey planner organisational chart Bus journey planner Travel Scavenger Hunt Budgeting skills worksheet Journey review worksheet Session feedback sheet/exit slip End of course student feedback

A Scheme of Work Year Plan (year overview) for the ICT/Computing Essential Digital Skills Qualification (EDSQ) for Entry Level 3 & Level 1. The year plan uses the Pearson curriculum specification (although can easily be adapted to suit other awarding bodies such as NOCN or OCN). Starting the academic year 2024-2025. Useful as a guide when creating your schemes of work or can be put at the front of students’ folders to chart progress. Ideal for SEN students, the course curriculum is spaced out through the year to allow plenty of time for completion and repeat assessments if needed. It covers all five units: Using Devices and Handling Information Creating and Editing Communicating Transacting Being Safe and Responsible Online.