Students develop knowledge, understanding and skills of the underlying concepts of computational thinking for digital technologies and designing and developing digital outcomes.

They learn programming skills to create their own interactive stories, animations and games. They think creatively, reason systematically and work collaboratively and build their skills and capabilities to be innovative creators of digital solutions. 

We offer introductory programmes and advanced, with the former being available for whole class learning as well as mixed school.

Intro to Coding

The intro programmes helps learners understand the basics of how the internet and coding work. They learn to think step-by-step to code your own games using block-based computer code for gaming. Using Scratch student debug (fix) basic code, create and manipulate simple games through user feedback, and develop their own games.

This is a great opportunity for teachers to learn alongside students and up-skill themselves in the Digital Technologies curriculum.

DT Extension

Extension students will explore advanced Scratch, Javascript, Python and more. Think creatively, reason systematically and work collaboratively.