Phil Bagge has worked with Islington Computing Leaders on PRIMM, included in all Islington Units Predict-Run-Investigate-Modify-Make

Next Steps to Embed across a whole school
-Computing Leaders to teach (asap) a CS Unit KS2 (all contain PRIMM based Phil Bagge)

-Refresh PRIMM via Phil’s brilliant units http://code-it.co.uk/video  
-Explore and Share the Infographic below to help leaders disseminate including links to Phil’s brilliant videos.
*Key Action -school need educator scratch account, ideally online Scratch 3 to work online.
TOP TIPS to create a Scratch Educator account 

This account enables you to create classes and  individual accounts.
For more information about creating pupil accounts see the FAQ section here
And Useful docs:
https://www.j2e.com/islington-gov/kpotts/scratch-teacher-accounts-guide+1.pdf
https://www.j2e.com/islington-gov/kpotts/Scratch+User+Agreement.docx
https://www.j2e.com/islington-gov/kpotts/Dear+Parents+and+carers+short.docx/

1)  Create a teacher account linked to the computing lead email, but use as the only school teacher account. Use a ‘School name + Coding’ kind of user name. This is the one teacher account that should be used by all teachers (NOT PUPILS). This means that all pupils can keep their scratch credentials till they leave school and every year you only create the Yr 3 accounts.

Another advantage of creating a single school account is that you have more teachers overseeing the comments and projects. Scratch team do moderate, but teachers need to moderate a little bit too, specially ensuring pupils interact positively with others and remain anonymous (no personal info).

2)  Once the anonymous pupil accounts have been created, get all pupils to sign the Scratch User Agreement, which we have created to encourage pupils to use Scratch responsibly. See parent letter and scratch pupil agreement attached below.