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St Mary's Bentworth

Church of England Primary School

Love, Respect, Belong

Computing

Computing at St. Mary’s covers a range of different objectives and skills. Children use their digital literacy skills regularly to support their learning, for example researching for information and presenting their work. These ‘everyday skills’ are crucial to develop in children to prepare them for a digital world.

Children also use a range of coding programmes to extend their knowledge of this concept. Scratch and Scratch Jnr are especially popular with the children!

Online safety is also a key part of our computing learning. While we actively take part in ‘Safer Internet Day’ each year, this part of computing is interwoven throughout all computing and digital literacy lessons. Children review the online safety charter (known as the 'Acceptable Use Agreement') each year, and this is displayed clearly in each classroom.

2020-2021

We have a green screen that we can use to create videos in computing. See some examples below!

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My children feel so safe and happy here. They are keen to go to school every day

Parent - July 2018

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The school teaches really important life skills through the resilience work- understanding failure is a learning opportunity, not a catastrophe

Parent - July 2018

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Communication is excellent- I always know the door is open

Parent - July 2018

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The staff show an exceptional level of commitment to the school

Parent - July 2018

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You are passionate about children being at the heart of everything you do

Parent - July 2018

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94% of our pupils said that 'Teaching is good all the time'

Pupil Survey - July 2018

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