Holy Trinity CE School uses the Herts for Learning Scheme of Work for Computing.
Overview: Computing Overview
This provides a creative approach to delivering the computing curriculum and is fully aligned with the National Curriculum for Computing. It supports the teaching and the development of computing, building computer science capability and digital literacy for current and future learning.
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The scheme is designed to evolve, to embrace new technologies and practices and to meet statutory changes to the National Curriculum. It ensures progression, the scheme is organised into four age phases: EYFS, Key Stage 1, lower Key Stage 2 and upper Key Stage 2.
The content is broken down into five strands and further organised into learning themes. In the EYFS, these are designed to blend with early years practice. For Key Stage 1 and 2, one learning theme is provided per term and provides support for tracking the learning and providing both formative and summative assessment using the Herts for Learning Assessment Approach.