Computing
At Barry Primary School, it is essential that all pupils gain the confidence and ability to help prepare them for the challenge of a rapidly developing and changing technological environment. We want our children to become digitally literate and able to express themselves and develop ideas through IT.
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Our children have a computing lesson once a week to focus on specific computing skills, but IT is also embedded across the curriculum. We follow the 'Switched on Computing' scheme of work from Years 1-6.
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E-safety
Within our 'Switched On Computing' scheme, each unit reinforces the importance of e-safety. The children are therefore regularly reminded of our school e-safety rules. In addition to this, activities and lessons are carried out in association with the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre using the‘thinkuknow’ website, to promote awareness of safe information handling when using the internet.
Visit: http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/
E-safety for Parents
We had an E-safety evening for parents delivered by Simon Aston, our E-safety officer for Northamptonshire County Council. Below is the link for parents to support with online safety with children at home.
Policies
Click on the icons below to read our policies:
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Computing Policy |
Acceptable Use Policy |