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Welcome to the Computing Page 

 

The children at Foundry Lane are given lots of opportunities to learn the skills of computing and use these through cross curricular learning. 

 

Children have regular e-safety lessons and also take part in the Safer Internet Day each year. 

 

Digital Literacy is taught through cross curricular links to give children a purpose.  Activities such as story writing, posters, news reports and editing photos are uses to make the links.  

 

Computing initially focuses on using Bee-Bots then the children move on to using control software on the platform Purple Mash. 

 

FLPS Curriculum Overview Purple Mash


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