Link to E-safety information for parents and carersAt Gawber we know that in order to successfully benefit from the endless learning opportunities the internet provides it is imperative that teaching our children to stay safe online is at the heart of our curriculum. We focus on E- safety throughout the year across all areas of the curriculum but particularly in computing and RSHE. We reinforce these messages in assemblies and celebrate the importance of E-safety education on Internet Safety Day each February.
Have a go at exploring these websites and enjoy computing at home:
Purple MashAccess Purple Mash from Home and continue learning all about computing and access many other games and activities for a range of curriculum areas
BBC KS1 ComputingA useful website to watch videos and explore different concepts around the KS1 computing curriculum.
BBC KS2 ComputingA useful website to watch videos and explore different concepts around the KS2 computing curriculum.
ScratchPractice block coding with Scratch Online for key stage 2.
Barefoot Computing Home LearningDownloadable activities and games for children, links to live lessons and a guide for parents, which help children develop computational thinking
Think Fun - All AgesUnplugged activities for children to learn the basics about algorithms without a computer
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