Join us at the Computing at School & King’s College London Computing Teachers’ Conference for a day of exciting speakers and discussions, as well as hands-on workshops on classroom computing and more.
CKC 2026 will take place at King’s College London on 20 June 2026.
This in-person event in central London is open to Key Stage 3-5 computing teachers. It is an opportunity to discuss teaching best-practice with peers, discover new coding tools and pedagogies, and learn from academic staff from the Informatics department about new areas of research, expanding your knowledge beyond the curriculum.
Registration is free.
Keynote
The keynote will be delivered by Jens Mönig. Jens is a researcher at SAP. He is the architect and lead programmer of UC Berkeley’s SNAP! programming language for which he has been awarded the U.S. National Technology Leadership Symposium Educational Leadership Award 2020 together with Brian Harvey. Previously Jens has helped develop Scratch for the MIT Media Lab and written enterprise software.
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Programme
The programme is not yet finalised. Bookmark this page and check back later for more information.
Practicalities
- Refreshments: Lunch as well as refreshments (tea, coffee and biscuits) will be provided during the event.
- Accessibility: This event will take place in teaching rooms on the Strand Campus. The rooms are fully wheelchair accessible via lift, and there are accessible bathrooms in this building.