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Curriculum Builder · launching for 2026–27

A whole-school computing curriculum, planned in minutes

Tell the Curriculum Builder how your school is organised, choose a model, and it assembles the long-term plan, every medium-term plan, every lesson plan, vocabulary mats, online-safety lessons and the slide decks, from Oak National Academy and the Teach Computing Curriculum. Mixed-age classes and condensed timetables included.

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How it works

Three steps, one download

Built for subject leads who have been asked "have you got a condensed version?" one too many times.

1 Describe your school

Add your classes and the year groups in each. Single-age, mixed Y1/2, Y3/4, Y5/6 or three-year rolling classes all work, with Cycle A and Cycle B generated automatically.

2 Choose a model

Oak National Academy or Teach Computing as the source; six, four, three or two units a year; and online safety as its own half-termly slot or woven into the computing units. Swap any unit with a click and see the coverage map update.

3 Build the pack

Everything is generated on your device as editable Word documents and zipped up, with the real slide decks, worksheets and quizzes pulled live from Oak.

What's in the pack

Every document a subject lead is asked for

Long-term planOne grid per cycle with strand colours, plus a National Curriculum coverage and progression map.
Medium-term plans and lesson plansEvery unit and every lesson written up: outcomes, key learning, vocabulary, misconceptions, teacher tips, assessment and resource links.
Online safetyEducation for a Connected World mapped to your classes, with a full lesson plan, scenario cards, "I can" checklists and a family note for every strand.
Vocabulary mats and objectives overviewWord cards with definitions for every unit, and one document listing every lesson objective by year group and by strand.
Slide decks, worksheets and quizzesOak's editable slides, worksheets and starter and exit quizzes, per lesson or as a unit pack.
Quizzes for Microsoft Forms and Google FormsWord files ready for Microsoft Forms Quick import with answer keys, and one-click creation of Google Forms quizzes in your Drive.
Google Forms

Quizzes in your Google Drive, in one click

Every Oak lesson comes with a starter quiz and an exit quiz. The Curriculum Builder can create them as Google Forms quizzes for you, with the correct answers, points and feedback already set, so pupils can take them on any device and you get the marks automatically. Here is exactly what happens when you use it:

  1. You click "Create quizzes in Google Forms" on a unit in your pack.
  2. Google asks you to sign in and to allow Primary Coding Hubs Curriculum Builder to create and edit Google Forms. That is the only permission requested.
  3. Your browser creates one new form per quiz in your Drive and fills it with the questions. The forms are yours from the moment they exist.
  4. Links to the new quizzes appear under the unit. Nothing from your Google account is read, stored or sent to us, and you can remove the permission at any time in your Google account settings.

Full details are in our privacy policy. Prefer not to sign in? The pack also includes a Google Apps Script that builds the same quizzes.

Built on open content

Lesson content comes from Oak National Academy (with the Raspberry Pi Foundation) and the Teach Computing Curriculum, and the online-safety framework from the UK Council for Internet Safety, all published under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Every generated document carries the attribution. Primary Coding Hubs is not endorsed by any of them.

Made by Primary Coding League CIC, a Community Interest Company that runs coding outreach, equipment loans and teacher training across Northamptonshire.

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