Computing and ICT assist in the development of logical thought processes. Both subjects are real-time study areas, which allow students to reflect on their own use of technology and how they wish to develop it further in the future. They can lead to a range of career opportunities, with computing facilitating a more programming orientated path. ICT, due to its more practical nature is an adaptable subject that will allow students to develop adaptable and transferable skills to many career paths.

In Year 7 you learn how to use the school system, effective and safe use of the internet/social media as well as email. You will learn about the structure of computers, computer programming through the use of Scratch, as well as how to use spreadsheets, hardware and software components, binary code and developing web pages in HTML.

In Year 8 you will learn how to develop your programming skills through the use of Python. You will learn about the difference between ICT and Computing through an ICT project.

In GCSE Computing you will discover how computer technology works and take a look at what goes on 'behind the scenes'.

In GCSE ICT you will learn about current and emerging digital technology and its impact on our lives, working with a range of tools and techniques and exploring interactive digital products such as websites, computer games and databases.  

Jo Robson qualified with a Bachelor of Education 23 years ago and has since had a varied teaching career creating and delivering innovative learning in schools, football clubs, the community and for Apple.

Maria Prasanna is a Teacher of Computing.

Year 8 girls code - after school 5 week course aimed at introducing girls to the range of different career opportunities using technology.

Year 9 Robogals - visit to the University of Sussex to explore the use of robots.

Computing club.