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Students build a website of their own — about a hobby, a pet, a favourite team — and learn HTML and CSS properly along the way rather than copying a template.
It covers structure, text, images, links, colour and layout, finishing with a page they can actually show people. This is the practical half of the Key Stage 3 computing curriculum, and a gentle on-ramp to anything else on the web.
All you need is a computer and a browser.
Chosen by families and schools who want their children learning with confidence.
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This course includes 2 modules, 4 lessons, and 1:00 hours of materials.
A brief overview of what you'll learn in this course.
A short placement quiz so we can start you in the right place. Do not revise for it — it is only there to find your level.
Your first real web page: headings, paragraphs and links, and how a browser turns your file into something people can read.
Now the page exists, we will make it look like something. This lesson covers colour, spacing and laying content out with CSS.
Primary Maths Specialist
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