Computing
An overview of Computing at Meadow
Within our Computing Curriculum, aims and objectives form the National Curriculum have been analysed and broken down into milestones to create a comprehensive and progressive curriculum. The curriculum objectives are split into the three Computing strands: Computer Science, IT and Digital Literacy. Each year group has a mixture of progressive objectives relating to all three strands of the curriculum.
We strive to follow a logical thinking approach and encourage children to explore both physical and digital computing activities. Within lessons, children will be expected to create, edit and debug a range of different programs and systems to develop a full understanding of computational thinking.
At Meadow, our Computing curriculum is designed to allow pupils to use a wide range of computing equipment including Chromebooks, laptops, iPads and code bugs. This ensures that children will leave Meadow with the confidence to access and use a range of technology types.
The Computing curriculum has strong cross-curricular links which helps embed the use of technology in all areas of the children’s learning.
Subject Lead
Mr Martyn Haxell
Intent, Implementation, Impact
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Curriculum Overview
Progression of Objectives
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End points at each stage of learning.
National Curriculum Links
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Pupil Voice
Gallery
Our pupils received a visit from the Chester University Digital on Tour Bus where they got to explore a range of different technologies.
Additional Activities to Support Learning