Interested in our free computing course for your Multi-Academy Trust?

We’re here to help you empower every student in your Trust to create a better future with technology.

  • Gain instant access to our free, ready-made computing course, AI for Good 2.0, bringing alignment to the schools within your Trust.
  • The course includes lesson-by-lesson guides and video overviews for each lesson, meaning they can be picked up and delivered by both specialist computing and non-specialist teachers alike.
  • Mapped to the KS3 computing curriculums, ensuring relevance and age-appropriateness. Our course can be adapted for different year groups within your school.
  • Connecting you with Industry Volunteers to provide ‘real-world’ feedback on your students’ app ideas.
  • Receive ongoing support from our in-house team, which includes former teachers, ready to provide 1:1 support throughout delivery.

Get in touch!

Ceri and the team look forward to setting up a 1:1 to introduce you to our course and answer any questions you might have.

Ceri Bowers

Education Community Manager

We've worked with Apps for Good for years, and it's evolved from a couple of schools into the amazing Climate Change and Digital Innovation Summit event. When children are in a Trust, they often don't understand what benefit and value it can bring. Apps for Good enables the children to come together and understand that they're part of something bigger, and they're working towards priorities as part of the larger organisation.

The sessions are really well planned and we love the fact that Apps for Good is so flexible in the way we can deliver it. We build our student missions around the UN Sustainability Goals and it’s a great vehicle to deliver against the climate action goal. Our students are quickly engaged, it suits our needs and would suit the needs of any school looking to bring their computing curriculum to life.

A ready-made gift came along called Apps for Good. That was 10 years ago and now we’ve've got all 16 schools in the Trust taking part in the Innovate for Climate Change course and this academic year, we're absolutely thrilled to have delivered the course to all 220 children in Year Seven at Denbigh High School.