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​​​For teachers, a great place to start is by examining how the Premier’s Coding Challenge aligns to the Australian Curriculum Version 9: Digital Technologies or Australian Curriculum Version 8.4: Digital Technologies​​. This can help with creating lesson plans and assessment. Digital Technologies – An introduction to coding@home TV, available on the department's YouTube channel,​ will also be a ​helpful resource for teachers.

For both students and teachers, the coding@homeTV​ episodes will help guide you through the steps to create an entry.

Year 3 to Year 6

  1. Finding a target audience
  2. Designing an algorithm
  3. Beginning to code in Scratch
  4. Branching and repetition using Scratch
  5. Evaluating and presenting

Year 7 to Year 10

  1. Finding a target audience
  2. Designing an algorithm
  3. Beginning to code using Python
  4. Conditions and functions using Python
  5. Feedback, evaluating and presenting​​
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Last updated 10 February 2025