Computing | St Paul's C of E VA Primary and Nursery School

Here you will find evidence of lots of exciting computing projects that we have been working on at St Paul's. We enjoy using iPads, computers and laptops to support our learning but we are also keen cryptographers and game developers. We use coding to help us to learn algorithms for games and work towards designing our own apps. In our computing lessons we use Purple Mash and follow their scheme of work. See the units we will be learning below. We also enjoy using flipcams, cameras and dictaphones to record our learning in a variety of ways.

Have a look at some of the computing work we have been doing across the school.

Examples of Work using Purple Mash

Our prayer trail is interactive using QR codes! Can you find all of the parts to our Easter trail?

Using our new iPads to practise our times tables.

Using iPads at the Apple Store to create poetry.

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Computing Scheme of Work Overview (Purple Mash)

Computing Policy

Below you will find a range of websites and resources to enable you to become a master at computing!

Purple Mash This link will take you to our school Purple Mash home page. Use your login to find a whole range of activities. Has your teacher set you any 2Dos?

Bitesize Computing for KS1 What is an algorithm? How does a computer game work? What are computer bugs? Find out here!

Bitesize Computing for KS2 What is debugging? How does the internet work? What makes a good computer game? Find out here!

STEM Learning - Primary Computing These activities will teach you more about algorithms, digital literacy and data.

iPad and Laptop Trolley Sign Out System