We believe that computing holds a vital role in preparing our children for life in the modern world. Technology is everywhere: from how we communicate and learn, to our work, how we shop, and even manage our health. In this digital age, understanding computing is fundamental.
We want our pupils to be digitally fluent, responsible online citizens, and confident users of technology. As technological change continues to happen rapidly, our children must be equipped not just to use technology, but to understand how it works and most importantly, how to stay safe and make informed choices whilst using it.
As the online world continues to evolve, it is essential that our children understand how their online and offline lives are interconnected. We want every child to know how their choices contribute to their digital footprint and how this affects both their personal relationships and future professional opportunities. By promoting digital responsibility and resilience, we are helping children to lead safe, secure, and healthy lives in a future that is digital-first.

"I like using the iPads."

"Teachers give us the instructions and help it make sense more. They show us each step on the board."

"We get challenges like different stages where you can try things that are harder."

"You should never tell anyone your personal information online. This is your name, where you live, your age."

"Passwords need to be hard to guess. We learnt this this year."

"We're learning about stop motion so that we can make our own at home or if we wanted to do that as a job."

"I know how to use the keyboard to do shortcuts like copy and paste."

"Vector drawing has been so fun. We were able to design our own picture and create it using a laptop."

"We know how to code, and have used Micro:bits this year to challenge us."

"I know that an IP address can help you know where a device is."

"We've made websites this year with hyperlinks to show our learning."

Over the course of the 2025-2026 academic year, the following enrichment activities have taken place for Computing:

  • National Online Safety Day
  • Online Safety workshops
  • iPad usage Stay and Learn session
  • Girls in ICT webinar
  • VR workshops
  • CBeebies 'Laugh and Learn' film workshop

 

Extra-curricular clubs for the 2025-26 academic year for Computing included:

  • Coding Club