Computing at Holy Trinity teaches a wide range of skills and provides children with many opportunities. We have multiple laptop / Chromebook / iPad trolleys across Key Stage 1 and 2, providing pupils with the opportunity to use computers for Computing lessons and cross-curricular purposes. EYFS pupils also have access to computers and related technology as they start their learning journeys. Each class has an interactive whiteboard for teaching skills and concepts.

The three aspects of the Computing curriculum are:

• Computer Science - in which the children are taught to understand computers and coding. Children will learn principles of coding, how to debug programmes and write their own.
   
• Information and Communication Technology - in which the children learn to use their skills for a range of purposes, for example – presenting and collecting data, making posters/adverts, presenting information to others etc. This covers many of the skills we are used to using in our everyday lives
   
• Digital Literacy - in which children learn to participate safely and responsibly in the digital world. This covers ideas such as keeping ourselves safe in the digital world, knowing what is appropriate behaviour online, thinking about our own responsibilities in relation to what we post about others, understanding what things we are allowed to publish as our own (copywriting etc.)