CSUK launches CSUK One for computer science classes
CSUK has put its teaching resources, coding tools and courses into one platform with a free account. Its old CSUK:Teacher site will close at the end of term and pupil progress will not move across.
CSUK, which sells computer science teaching resources to schools, said its new platform CSUK One launches on 5 November 2026.
On the CSUK One home page, CSUK said the platform brings its courses, coding tools, quizzes and assessments into one place. It listed a Code Studio for Python, HTML and block-based coding. The studio has Parsons problems, in which a learner puts given lines of code in the right order. It also has debugging challenges, optional AI marking and an AI tutor.
Student progress and previous results won't transfer, because the courses and assessment tools have been rebuilt.
CSUK said anyone can start with a free account and that no paid membership is required. Teachers can create classes and use free daily activities, it said. Its shop page lists a "Complete School Bundle" covering KS3, GCSE, coding and teaching resources for £650.
For teachers who already pay for CSUK, the company said CSUK One will recognise active memberships. It said they unlock the matching areas for the rest of the membership, so schools do not buy them again. CSUK said a transfer process will move classes without setting up each pupil again. Past pupil results and progress will not transfer because the courses were rebuilt. The CSUK:Teacher site says teaching resources have moved to CSUK One and that the site closes at the end of term.
CSUK did not give an exact closing date for CSUK:Teacher. Its pages also do not say which exam board specifications CSUK One covers or list what the £650 bundle includes.
Sources
- CSUK CSUK One home page
- CSUK:Teacher Your teaching resources have a new home
- CSUK CSUK One Complete School Bundle