“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” Peter Drucker 

Computing is at the forefront of our dynamic digital world. The subject allows us to investigate and explore how computing in the world has evolved and how it continues to do so. Computing equips pupils to use logic, critical thinking and creativity to not only understand but to continue to change the world. 

The Computing curriculum has been designed to equip our students with the knowledge and skills to become effective thinkers and developers in the dynamic world of technology and computers.  

This is achieved as the curriculum covers the three themes of Computing: 

• Computer Science – abstraction, logic, algorithms, data representation, practical programming. 
• Information Technology – evaluate and apply information technology, including new and unfamiliar technologies, analytically to solve problems. 
• Digital Literacy – responsible, competent, confident and creative users of information and communication technology.  

“I like how in Computing we have a mixture of topics not just the typical programming, we learn some technical topics but also some of the more creative IT topics. Each year we develop the skills further not just learning something and not revisiting it.” Year 9 student. 

Key Stage 4 iMedia students follow the OCR Cambridge National iMedia specification. 

The full OCR Cambridge National iMedia specification can be downloaded at the bottom of this page.

Additional subject specific materials and resources to support learning in Imedia can be found be visiting the websites below.

Click on the GCSE BBC bitesize logo to visit their website

Click on the KS4 Oak Academy logo to visit their website

There are many different careers linked to Imedia that you may be interested in.

Click on the First Careers logo to visit their website

Click on the Planit logo to visit their website