Highcliffe St Mark Primary School

Computing Vision Statement 

At Highcliffe St Mark Primary School we believe that ‘computational thinking’ is a vital skill children must be taught to participate safely and effectively in today’s digital world. Developing competence in computational thinking helps pupils to conceptualise, understand, and use computer-based technology, preparing them for both today and the future.

By the end of their time at our school, children will be confident, responsible, and creative users of information and communication technology. They will be able to design and debug programs, apply logical reasoning to solve problems, and use both familiar and new technologies effectively. Pupils will enjoy selecting and using a range of real-world software, and applying technology across the curriculum to support and enrich their learning, approaching all digital tasks with confidence, adaptability, and a sense of achievement.

For more information regarding e-safety please follow the link below to our safeguarding page.

Safeguarding

HSMP Computing Curriculum and Supporting Documents

Please find below an outline of our whole-school Computing curriculum and a Computing progression of skills and knowledge document.