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Course Overview

Our Computer Science curriculum provides students with a strong foundation in digital literacy, computational thinking, and problem-solving. Designed in accordance with the National Curriculum, the programme ensures that learners develop both the theoretical understanding and practical skills required for success in an increasingly technology-driven world.

We also customise Computer Science training to align with each school’s specific syllabus, ensuring that the course content and delivery are fully tailored to meet the curriculum requirements and learning objectives of your institution. This approach allows us to provide a bespoke learning experience, precisely reflecting the topics and standards relevant to your school.

Through engaging and structured lessons, students progress from fundamental computing concepts at Key Stage 3 to more advanced programming, systems theory, and analytical approaches at Key Stage 4 (GCSE level). Our aim is to foster curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, preparing students not only for academic achievement but also for future studies and careers in computing and related disciplines.

The Programme Enables Students To:

Develop a clear understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts of computer science, including abstraction, logic, algorithms, and data representation. Analyse and solve problems using computational thinking, supported by regular practice in writing computer programs. Apply information technology effectively and critically, making use of both familiar and emerging technologies to address real-world problems. Become responsible, capable, confident, and creative users of digital tools and communication technologies.

Progress Check

Formative assessment is embedded within each lesson to help teachers monitor progress and adapt their teaching to meet learners’ needs.

Assessment methods include:

  • Teacher observation and questioning during lessons.
  • Short, marked tasks and classroom-based activities.
  • Weekly independent study tasks, completed before the start of the following week.
  • Online quizzes and worksheets to reinforce understanding.
  • Each lesson begins with clearly defined learning objectives and includes a starter activity and plenary, providing opportunities for reflection and assessment of progress.


Summative Assessment

A formal assessment is administered at the end of each topic to measure student understanding. Additional end-of-half-term or end-of-term tests are carried out to evaluate overall achievement and readiness for the next stage of learning.

1: Will we have practical skills?

Our programme is designed to integrate theory and practice seamlessly. Students build a strong theoretical foundation in core principles like algorithms, logic, and data representation. This knowledge is immediately applied through regular, hands-on programming practice and project-based learning. From Key Stage 3 to GCSE level, students continuously develop their problem-solving skills by writing code and using technology to create solutions, ensuring they are not just passive learners but active and competent creators.
We understand that each institution may have a unique syllabus or focus. Our curriculum is designed to be flexible and is fully tailored to align with your school's specific curriculum requirements and learning objectives. We work directly with your department to adapt the course content, delivery, and pacing to ensure it perfectly reflects the topics, standards, and assessments your students need to master, providing a truly bespoke learning experience.
Even for students not aiming for a tech career, this course provides essential 21st-century skills. The focus on computational thinking, critical analysis, and problem-solving is highly transferable to any field, from science and engineering to finance and the arts. We aim to develop all students into confident, creative, and responsible users of technology, enhancing their digital literacy and enabling them to apply technology effectively and ethically to solve real-world problems in any future path they choose.

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