Computing is a fundamental part of modern life, and at High Wycombe Church of England School, we want all children to become responsible, respectful, and creative users of technology. Our Computing curriculum enables children to understand how digital systems work, develop computational thinking, and express themselves through a range of digital media. 

Through our teaching, which is grounded in the Teach Computing scheme of work, children build knowledge and skills across four key areas of the curriculum: programming, creating media, data and information, and computing systems and networks. This is supported by a strong and ongoing emphasis on e-safety, ensuring children know how to stay safe, make wise choices, and use technology in ways that are compassionate and kind. 

We believe that Computing, like all learning, should be values-led. Our Christian values of compassion, peace, respect, forgiveness, hope, and thankfulness are deeply embedded in the way we teach and learn about digital technologies. Children are taught to treat others with dignity online, to show thankfulness for the opportunities technology provides, and to use their skills in ways that promote peace and help others. We nurture a hopeful view of the future, where digital tools can be used to build a fairer, more connected and inclusive world. 

Our aim is to inspire all children to see themselves as digital creators, problem-solvers and responsible citizens in an ever-changing world.