In Year 5, students will use design processes to create solutions, building their understanding of digital systems and data while enhancing their computational thinking. In Design and Technologies, they will use materials or technologies to design, produce, and evaluate solutions, such as creating a plan for a new kitchen garden. Students will represent their ideas through sketches and models and develop plans for task completion. In Digital Technologies, students will use simple coding to develop and evaluate digital solutions, such as games or quizzes, while ensuring personal safety online. They will also collect, interpret, and manage data using digital systems.
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Our comprehensive Computer Science curriculum for Year 5 students covers essential skills in technology and digital literacy. Students will:
Each course is designed to build a strong foundation in technology, creativity, and critical thinking, preparing students for a digital future.
Upon completing the Computer Science courses, Year 5 students will develop a strong understanding of digital literacy, coding, and online safety. They will gain practical skills in using online search strategies, coding with Scratch to create games, and controlling devices with Flowol. Students will also learn to create and manage a radio station, understand software and hardware components, and apply digital tools effectively for various tasks. These outcomes will help enhance their problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity in the digital world.
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