Computing

The school follows the National Curriculum guidelines of teaching Computing. All children have access to PC or laptop computers in their classrooms . All computers in school are networked. All classes have the use of a CD player with headphones and a digital camera and interactive whiteboard.

Discrete Computing lessons teach skills which are then used across the curriculum areas.

Digital video cameras, videos/DVD's, Bee bots and Roamers are also used regularly.

The computing curriculum is built up from learning a variety of skills from three main strands:

Computer Science – Developing programs and algorithms.
Digital Literacy – Communication and E-Safety.
Information Technology – Retrieving data and organizing information.

The programme of study for the National Curriculum can be found here:

http://www.computingatschool.org.uk/data/uploads/primary_national_curriculum_-_computing.pdf

See the overview the pupils at Rosehill are working towards:

ICT Scheme Of Work

Esafety

At Rosehill, we encourage pupils to have a healthy attitude to technology and they are taught to practice the principles of e- safety when accessing the internet at school and at home. Modern technology provides fantastic opportunities for learning and we encourage to use it in a safe and responsible way.

Useful links for fun learning at home:

Busythings - Explore many fun activities to support your learning at home. Ask your teacher for the login details!

http://www.busythings.co.uk/

Phonics Play - Practise and reinforce your phonic skills at home.

http://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/ParentsMenu.htm

Cbeebies - fun educational games

http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/

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