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Confident Computing for Year 2
Explore debugging, create animations in Scratch Junior, investigate system components,
present data clearly, develop word‑processing skills and embed online safety.
Programming 1
Debugging Algorithms
What skills do learners develop?
Students develop debugging skills by identifying, explaining, and fixing errors in algorithms, using prediction, testing, and logical reasoning to improve instructions.
Programming 2
Programming with ScratchJr
What do learners explore in this unit?
They learn to create simple programs by sequencing instructions, predicting outcomes, spotting patterns, and debugging, culminating in a short animated scene or story.
Networks and Systems
Parts of a Computer
What concepts are taught in this unit?
Children are taught that computers are systems made of parts, including input and output devices, which work together to process and store information using logical reasoning.
Data Handling
Presenting Data
What do pupils learn about data?
Students learn to present data using lists, tally charts and pictograms, interpret findings, and choose effective ways to communicate information clearly to others.
Digital Key Skills
Word Processing
What is the focus of this unit?
Children learn to use word processing software to create, edit and improve text, apply basic formatting, organise content clearly, and save, open and update digital work independently.
Online Safety
Online Safety
What is taught in this e‑safety unit?
This unit teaches children the basics of staying safe online through six themes: online identity, online communication, reliability, privacy and security, online content and wellbeing, and rights, responsibilities and reporting.