The computing curriculum is based on the National curriculum objectives for KS1 and KS2 as covered within the ‘Purple Mash’ scheme of work for discrete units but also taught through cross curricular links where possible. Computing is covered within each year group, rather than coverage across the phase. This is made possible through the discrete weekly sessions, which enable sufficient time to cover all objectives within the key stage. Progression is maintained through the phases by following the specific year group objectives, which build upon prior learning from the previous year.
Digital Literacy is consistently covered throughout all classes both within discrete lessons and as a tool to demonstrate, present and rehears knowledge, understanding and skills within other subjects.
Online Safety learning has a high profile with annual, termly and other appropriate opportunity to review, reflect and extend learning in this area. The SCIB project ( Safeguarding Children in Banbury, part of the PHSCE cog provides structure and resource to this work for all year groups.
The dual aspects of Computer Science are understanding computing principles and the application of those principles through programming. Practical Computer Science i.e. creating code is consistently taught using up to date technology; Ipads, Laptops and Chromebooks with additional access to other Information, Communication and Technology hardware such as 3D-printing, 3D Pen, Photo and light boxes.
There is a strong thread of digital literacy that runs through the English curriculum across both key stages. Online texts in English, Guided Reading, recording stories verbally and using movies, researching and using imagery for written language
Computing opportunities also exist beyond the school gates as children are encouraged to promote learning at home through access to the school blog where they can publish their learning.
Assessment and recording of Computing is through the online scheme used through KS1 and KS2, which is personalised and also photographic evidence, as appropriate. Within the school’s assessment and recording Portfolios, progression and coverage is monitored.
Online Safety learning has a high profile with annual, termly and other appropriate opportunity to review, reflect and extend learning in this area. The SCIB project ( Safeguarding Children in Banbury, part of the PHSCE cog provides structure and resource to this work for all year groups.
The dual aspects of Computer Science are understanding computing principles and the application of those principles through programming. Practical Computer Science i.e. creating code is consistently taught using up to date technology; Ipads, Laptops and Chromebooks with additional access to other Information, Communication and Technology hardware such as 3D-printing, 3D Pen, Photo and light boxes.
There is a strong thread of digital literacy that runs through the English curriculum across both key stages. Online texts in English, Guided Reading, recording stories verbally and using movies, researching and using imagery for written language
Computing opportunities also exist beyond the school gates as children are encouraged to promote learning at home through access to the school blog where they can publish their learning.
Assessment and recording of Computing is through the online scheme used through KS1 and KS2, which is personalised and also photographic evidence, as appropriate. Within the school’s assessment and recording Portfolios, progression and coverage is monitored.
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St. Mary's Church of England (VC) Primary School Southam Road Banbury OX16 2EG
Headteacher: Victoria Woods Tel/Fax: 01295 263026 Email office@banburystmarysschool.co.uk |
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