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Intent
At Highfield Schools, we prepare children for a rapidly changing digital world. Our bespoke computing curriculum develops skills in computer science, information technology, digital literacy and online safety, ensuring pupils can use technology confidently, creatively and safely. Key skills are revisited regularly so learning becomes secure and long‑lasting.
Implementation
- Computing is taught in weekly discrete lessons using a carefully designed curriculum tailored to Highfield pupils.
- Lessons build knowledge step by step, developing depth in coding, digital content creation, hardware understanding and safe online behaviour.
- Technology is also used across the wider curriculum to enhance learning in subjects such as English, maths, science, geography and art.
- Cross‑curricular links help children make connections, apply their skills and remember key steps.
- Children learn how digital systems work, how to use a range of devices and software, and how to stay safe and respectful online.
- Events such as Safer Internet Day reinforce responsible and thoughtful use of technology.
Impact
By the time they leave Highfield Schools, children:
- Are competent, confident and safe users of technology
- Understand how computers and digital systems work
- Can think logically, solve problems and use digital tools effectively
- Use technology purposefully across different subjects
- Are ready to navigate an increasingly connected world with enthusiasm and responsibility
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