As Computing is a statutory subject, all classes teach and learn Computing at least once a week as well as discreetly with other subjects. Computing is mapped out across our curriculum using the Purple Mash scheme of work focusing on the objectives stated in the National Curriculum. Our computing curriculum allows for a progression of […]
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Technology and the internet are part of our daily lives. It’s almost impossible for our children to avoid coming into contact with the online world. From social media apps to messaging services to online gaming, it’s important that we, as trusted adults, help to protect them from harm. But it’s just as important that they
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Join author Catherine Barr for a fun interactive workshop focussing on 50 reasons to love endangered animals. Saturday 11 February 2023STOKE LIBRARY 10.30am-11.30amKingsway CV2 4EATel: 024 7678 6990 CENTRAL LIBRARY 2.30pm – 3.30pmSmithford Way CV1 1FYTel: 024 7683 231 Learn how to draw a platypus and take part in some activities. Catherine will be selling
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At Gosford Park Primary School we take online safety very seriously. We promote not only respect, kindness and healthy relationships whilst in school but also when outside of school and especially when online. From gaming and chat, to streaming and video, our children are shaping the interactive entertainment spaces they are a part of. Safer Internet Day
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What is Omegle? Omegle is a website which is specifically designed to allow users to talk to strangers. It works by randomly matching users to talk one-to-one using either text or video. It is free and anonymous to use, with no account registration or age verification. Many concerns have been raised about the safety and
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Year 6 have been completing some cross-curricula writing based on their Crime and Punishment topic. They learnt that every fingerprint is individual and then reflected on what else makes them unique. #writing #year 6 #PSHE #history
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