Mersyside-based EdTech consultancy hi-impact has announced a new partnership with educational resources supplier Findel to bring its Connected Computing Curriculum (CCC) to primary schools nationwide via Findel’s education platform, EuHu.

The Connected Computing Curriculum provides schools with a ready-made, fully planned and resourced computing curriculum that can be tailored to meet the needs of individual schools.

hi-impact raises UK teaching and learning standards through the innovative use of the latest digital tools and technology in curriculum design, practical teacher training and in-class classroom delivery.

Teachers can adapt the content using EuHu’s powerful editing tools quickly and easily, saving time while delivering engaging, relevant and future-ready learning experiences.

Computing support - hi-impact (team pictured) partners with Findel to launch Connected Computing Curriculum (CCC) on Findel’s EuHu platform

placeholder image — Computing support - hi-impact (team pictured) partners with Findel to launch Connected Computing Curriculum (CCC) on Findel’s EuHu platform

Set to launch in 2025, the partnership will support schools in delivering high-quality computing education, helping pupils develop essential digital skills in today’s fast-changing world.

Commenting on the partnership, hi-impact’s managing director, Kylie Reid said: “Our mission is to empower educators with the tools, skills and confidence to inspire the next generation of digital learners.

“This partnership means teachers everywhere can access an innovative, adaptable and fully resourced computing programme, saving them valuable time and ensuring pupils gain the future-ready skills they need to thrive.”

Pronounced ‘yoo-hoo’ and short for Educator Hub, EuHu is Findel’s free-to-use and subscription-based platform, with all the content created by teachers regarded as experts in their fields.

Findel chief executive, Chris Mahady, said: “Computing is one of the fastest-evolving areas of the curriculum and schools need resources that are both innovative and practical.

“By bringing hi-impact’s Connected Computing Curriculum onto EuHu, we’re making it easy for teachers to access high-quality content and adapt it to suit their classrooms.

“This partnership is about giving educators the flexibility and confidence to deliver inspiring computing lessons while helping pupils develop the digital skills, creativity and confidence they’ll need for the future.”

For more information on hi-impact, visit www.hi-impact.co.uk, for Findel, visit www.findel.co.uk.