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# UPSKL site home
A collection of tutorial recordings and other materials for teachers of Computing in Scotland
Welcome to STACS Up-Skilling
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#### Get started!
* Find advice on key messages from course reports.
* Get to grips with ideas for summative and formative assessment.
* Explore approaches for CS in EY, Primary and BGE.
* Revisit or catch up on STACS events.
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## Navigation
* Use the [top of page menu](#user-content-fn-1)[^1] for main section groups
* Use the [side-bar menu](#user-content-fn-2)[^2] for section pages
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Join the community at STACS connected
Register for news and resources at STACS.scot
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