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-<center><h2>Programming in KS3</h2></center>
+<center><h2>Python in KS3</h2></center>
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 <p>Learning Python is an integral part of the computing curriculum at secondary schools, the journey begins in year 7 and continues till year 13, students are taught how to code in increasing complexity as the academic years progress, which starts with:</h3></strong>
 <p>For starters, students are introduced to commenting lines of code using the # symbol and are taught why this is essential. Additionally, simple print function for outputing text is taught</p>
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 <p>As an optional taught module, students are taught how to create simple graphical programing using either: TKinter or Turtle, by implementing basic shape and animation commands using loops, which is further explored in KS4.</p>
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-<center><h2>Programming in KS4  GCSE</h2></center>
+<center><h2>Python in KS4  GCSE</h2></center>
 <p>Everything from KS3 and including below:</p>
 <strong><h3>Sequence</h3></strong>
 <p>A sequence is formed when a series of program instructions are written consecutively. The code is executed one statement at a time, following the order in which the statements are written.</p>