Computing - St Anne Stanley School

Curriculum Vision

Our Computing aims at St Anne (Stanley) Primary School are;

To enable our children to reach their full potential and recognise their strengths and talent through a progressive, inclusive creative curriculum.
To further develop the skills learnt in the computing lesson so that they can be used across all subjects. Cross curricular computing throughout the curriculum should be encouraged.
Access to learning platforms from home will help raise standards and enhance learning (Education City, Reading Plus, TT Rock Stars).

Computing Lead – Miss Broughton

My name is Miss Broughton and I am the current Computing Subject Leader at St Anne (Stanley) Primary School. I wanted to take on this role because I am passionate about technology and its potential to transform learning. Having seen the incredible progress in technology over the last 20 years, I believe that computing is a vital skill for children to develop from a young age. It is no longer just about using computers but understanding how technology shapes our world and equips future generations with the tools to succeed. The world is evolving rapidly, and digital literacy is crucial in almost every aspect of life, from communication and creativity to problem-solving and future careers. I love seeing how children’s confidence grows as they become more familiar with coding, digital safety, and other aspects of computing. Watching them unlock their potential with these skills is incredibly rewarding. By being the Computing Subject Leader, I can help ensure that every child at St Anne (Stanley) Primary School is prepared for the digital world they will inherit and thrive in.