Stem

Digital Technologies enables students to develop essential computer skills and confidently use technology to create, communicate and solve problems. Each week, students attend our computer lab, where they explore emerging technologies, learn about online safety, create movies, code simple programs, design, and 3D print objects, and produce engaging digital presentations.

Our program goes beyond basic computer use—students gain an understanding of how digital systems work and how technology supports innovation in the real world. They use a range of software, for writing, presenting, collaborating, and submitting work online.

Touch typing and keyboard skills are introduced early and refined throughout the years, helping students build fluency for upper primary and secondary learning. Coding is taught through hands-on, age-appropriate platforms, building strong computational thinking and logical reasoning. As part of their coding journey, students also engage with programmable robots, allowing them to apply coding concepts in a fun, interactive, and tangible way.

In addition, our Design and Technologies curriculum encourages students to engage in creative problem-solving through digital design tasks, including building virtual models and 3D structures.

Through this comprehensive program, students become not just skilled users of technology, but innovative and responsible digital citizens, ready to think critically and creatively in a digital world.