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A useful document outlining the age restrictions for social media apps. It also contains links to useful websites.

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A Parent_Carers Guide to Internet Safety Resources

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Google Classroom is now being using for homework in both classes. It can be accessed via the glow website online. The video above shows you how to get into the classroom. It can also be accessed via the google classroom app on both apple and android devices. If you have trouble accessing the classroom please contact the school.

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SLC have created a website with useful information for families to support digital learning. Within this website you can access how to guides, general websites to support your child's learning and how to enable extensions such as readwrite.

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Parents and Carers - UK Safer Internet Centre

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Tips, advice, guides and resources to help keep your child safe online

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This year we are going for our Digital Schools Award. We will be keeping you updated with the progress we are making as we work toward this award.

As part of this, we have elected Digital School Ambassadors to promote all things ICT!

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Sumdog is an online platform that we use for both Maths and Literacy and can be accessed using your child login which was sent home at the start of the school year. If you have any problems please contact the school.

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In order to log in and use this website, you need to enable "cookies" in your browser.

How you enable cookies will depend on your browser. It will generally be found in the Security settings under "Internet Options" or "Preferences".

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In order to log in and use this website, you need to enable "cookies" in your browser. How you enable cookies will depend on your browser. It will generally be found in the Security settings under "Internet Options" or "Preferences".

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A free app!

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This app really does teach the basics of computer programming, which is really cool, and it is simple enough for very young kids, BUT...kids have to be able to read well to learn to play it. It would be nice if the app had an option to read the instructions to you, so younger kids could learn it independently. The character, Daisy Dinosaur, seems to be for very young kids, and the instructions are certainly simple enough for them, if only they didn't have to deal with the frustration of using early reading skills to stumble over the words. I think Daisy is a bit too cutesy for older kids, but they would feel more confident in reading the instructions. If parents don't mind reading the instructions though, the commands are easy to read for beginning readers, and kids as young as 5 or 6 could play it once they learn how.

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‎Learn the basics of coding with Daisy the Dinosaur! Built by the creators of Hopscotch. This free, fun app has an easy drag & drop interface that kids of all ages can use to animate Daisy and make her dance on their screen. Kids will intuitively grasp the basics of objects, sequencing, loops and e...

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A free online coding platform to learn simple block coding.

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Improve your child's typing skills through this interactive website.

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Dance Mat Typing for 7 - 11 year olds - BBC Bitesize

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Learn how to touch type with the BBC Dance Mat Typing game. It's a fun introduction to touch typing game for kids and covers levels 1, 2, 3, 4.

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Touch typing games that take learners from the home keys to mastery of the whole keyboard and typing sentences. These activities have a range of accessibility options

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This year we have some digital ambassadors in our school who will be promoting all things digital!

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South Lanarkshire School Holiday Dates 2024-2025

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South Lanarkshire School Holiday Dates 2024-2025

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How to Guide for how to set up Read&Write at home.

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Family Digital Learning Website - TextHelp Read&Write

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Check out the new SCOTTISH voices on the Read&Write toolbar and Orbitnote (PDF reader)

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Every child deserves to be, and feel, safe online.

The online world creates many opportunities for children and young people, providing a place where they can communicate, learn and play. But there are also risks.

So it's important that everyone working and volunteering with children and young people has the confidence and skills to help keep them safe online.

Our online safety resources, guidance and training are designed to help you create and maintain safer online spaces for children.

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Online safety | Guidance and resources | NSPCC Learning

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Information and guidance to help you protect and safeguard children online, on the internet, games and social media. Learn what the law says, how to prevent online abuse and respond to concerns.

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We will be using the codeclub site to set-up our own code club in school.

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A how to guide for how to upload work to google classroom.

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Parent Guidelines to Access Google Classroom