Kindergarten – Grade 2
Parts of a device, careful handling, mouse and touch control, simple drawing and typing games, and supervised use rules.
FutureTech & Computing
Grade bands served: Kindergarten through Grade 12
Digital Literacy gives every learner the practical competence expected in a modern workplace: confident device use, touch typing, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, file and cloud management, email and professional communication, effective search, and troubleshooting. It is deliberately taught as a skill subject with measurable standards — typing speed, document formatting, spreadsheet formulas — because these skills directly affect employability.
Many capable candidates lose opportunities for lack of basic digital fluency. These skills are also the foundation on which the coding and AI strands depend.
Parts of a device, careful handling, mouse and touch control, simple drawing and typing games, and supervised use rules.
Keyboarding practice, saving and organising files, word processing, simple slides, safe searching and copyright basics.
Spreadsheets with formulas and charts, collaborative documents, research workflows, citation, and email etiquette.
Advanced spreadsheets, professional documents and reports, presentation design, workflow automation and troubleshooting.
Directly supports the Free Productivity Apps directory published on the Stars Ablaze site, so learners practise with tools that remain free to them at home.
How computers work, from instructions to algorithms and systems.
What AI is, how it works, where it fails, and how to use it responsibly.
Block coding to Python, web development and real software projects.
Design thinking, build challenges, mechanisms, sensors and control.