• Children will be confident users of technology, able to use it to accomplish a wide variety of goals, both at home and in school.
• Children will have a secure and comprehensive knowledge of the implications of technology and digital systems. This is important in a society where technologies and trends are rapidly evolving.
• Children will be able to apply the British values of democracy, tolerance, mutual respect, rule of law and liberty when using digital systems.

• A clear and effective, bespoke cross curricular scheme of work that provides coverage in line with the National Curriculum. Teaching and learning should facilitate progression across all key stages within the strands of digital literacy, information technology and computer science
• Access to resources which aid in the acquisition of skills and knowledge.
• Children will have access to the hardware (computers, tablets, programmable equipment) and software that they need to develop knowledge and skills of digital systems and their applications
• A clear and effective scheme of work that provides coverage in line with the National Curriculum.
• Teaching and learning should facilitate progression across all key stages within the strands of digital literacy, information technology and computer science. Children will have the opportunity to explore and respond to key issues such as digital communication, cyber-bullying, online safety, security, plagiarism and social media.
• Wider Curriculum links and opportunities for the safe use of digital systems are considered in wider curriculum planning.
• The importance of online safety is shown through displays within the learning environment and computer suite.
• Parents are informed when issues relating to online safety arise and further information/support is provided if required.
• As well as opportunities underpinned within the scheme of work, children will also spend time further exploring the key issues associated with online safety.

We use Purple Mash as a curriculum, homework and home learning resource. Every child has their personalised account where they can access their homework, spellings and their lesson resources.

Every year we celebrate Internet Safety Day by focusing upon how to act responsibly and safely online. In 2022, we concentrated on Online Gaming as well as inviting a photographer in to explore the dangers of acting irresponsibly online.  

Key Stage 2 enjoy a Photography Club with a professional photographer. This year our photographers have enjoyed experimenting with lighting, perspective, still life photography, portraits, advertising photography and a treasure hunt while improving their camera skills.