Computing

  • Animation

    At Broad Heath, we give the children time to develop animation skills. When children are learning about the skills required to animate using physical and digital resources, they are also developing their communication, teamwork and concentration skills.

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  • Coding

    With it being so important for children’s future opportunities, we try to give children time to code and program. Children are encouraged to experiment with a range of coding languages and to debug errors themselves. We run a programming club alongside our curriculum to increase interest and awareness of an important 21st century skill. In…

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  • Developing Speaking and Listening

    At Broad Heath, children use computing skills to enrich their learning and experiences in lots of different ways. By doing this, it not only gives the children a different experience, it also allows them to share their work with friends, family and peers to reinforce the learning. Below are some examples of the wonderful things…

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  • Computing @ Broad Heath Portfolio

    Click the picture below to access the Computing Portfolio:

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  • This half term in year 4 Computing, we have been looking at LOGO as a computer language. We used Turtle Academy and Purple Mash to help use understand this better. Watch the video below to see our learning. What commands can you remember? What command do you need to draw a square?

  • First of all well done to everyone that entered. All entries were fantastic and showed the importance of staying safe online. A massive congratulations to Ayaad (2 Red) and Ramandeep (5 White) who each won themselves a Kindle. Both of your posters were well presented and very informative. Great job!

  • This half term, we are learning about online safety and concept maps. Watch our video to see what we have learnt.

At Broad Heath, Computing skills are integrated into our enriching curriculum. Computing skills are used within lessons to support the learning and enable the children to make better progress. The skills the children develop through Computing lessons are then applied and used across the curriculum in a variety of ways. Press the link to see some examples of the work children across the school have done this year.

Cross curricular use of Computing skills

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