Digital diary
Online Safety
Once a term we do an online safety lesson. Across the year, all pupils should:
- Explain what is meant by online information.
- Recognise what information is safe to be shared online.
- Explain why we need passwords and what makes a strong password.
- Understand that they need to ask permission before sharing content online and explain why.
- Understand that they have the right to deny their permission to information about them being shared online.
- Say who they can ask for help with online worries.
- Use some strategies to work out if online information is reliable or not.
Autumn 1
Our computing topic this term is 'Data Handling: International Space Station'.
In this topic we will:
- Describe and explain how astronauts’ survival needs are met aboard the ISS.
- Identify and digitally draw items which fulfil basic human needs when aboard the ISS.
- Read the correct temperature on a thermometer.
- Design a display showing everything that needs to be monitored by sensors on the ISS.
- Create an algorithm that addresses all plants’ needs.
- Explain how space exploration can benefit life on Earth.
- Read data to identify whether a planet might be habitable.
We have used a thermometer to measure temperatures around school and inputted the data into a spreadsheet.