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Year 1 I can tell an adult if I see anything worrying online. I can give instructions to my friend and follow their instructions to move around. I can describe what happens when I press buttons on a robot. I can predict what will happen to my programmed toy. I can press the buttons in the correct order to make my robot do what I want. I can describe what to do in steps to make something happen. I can begin to use the word algorithm. I know that an algorithm is a step by step set of instructions. I can talk about the different ways in which information can be shown. I can find and open files. I can save information in a special place and retrieve it again. I can be creative with different technology tools. I can use the keyboard or a word bank on my device to enter text. I can recognise the ways we use technology in our classroom. I can recognise ways that technology is used in my home and community..

Year 2 I know I need to keep my password to myself. I know that I must keep personal information to myself. I know who to tell if something makes me feel uncomfortable. I can give instructions to my friend (using forward, backward and turn) and physically follow their instructions. I can predict the behaviour of a programmed toy, linking each action to part of an algorithm. I can create a simple program to perform a task. I can create and debug (find and repair what is wrong) simple programs. I can find and fix simple bugs in programs. I understand that programs run by following clear instructions. I can save my work to my own folder. I can find, open, edit and save files I am working on. I can use a keyboard or keypad on a screen to show my ideas. I can control a mouse or other pointing device to make things happen. I can recognise how others use technology outside of school.

Year 3 I know I need to keep my password secure. I know that I must keep personal information secure. I can recognise acceptable and unacceptable behaviour online. I know who to tell if I am worried about something I see or hear online. I can produce a simple program that completes a task. I can explain how simple algorithms solve a given problem. I can use a search engine to find web pages. I understand that not all websites are as reliable as others. I can make choices on which program is best. I can create different effects with different technology tools. I can combine a mixture of text, graphics and sound to share my ideas and learning. I can make choices on which program is best for a given task. I know what input and output devices are and how they are used. I can use a range of input and output devices efficiently. I understand that computer networks allow data to be transferred and shared. I understand that the internet is a large network that enables computers to share information.

Year 4 I understand that what I say or post on the internet might be copied, shared or stored by others. I am kind and respectful to others. I know what to do if I see anything worrying online. I can break up programs into smaller parts. I can use logical thinking to identify a bug during coding. I can use other programs as I code. I understand how search engines order their search results. I can use photos, video and sound to create an atmosphere when presenting to different audiences. I can change the appearance of text to increase its effectiveness. I can create, modify and present documents for a particular purpose. I can use a keyboard confidently and make use of a spellchecker to write and review my work. I can use an appropriate tool to share my work and collaborate online. I can give constructive feedback to my friends to help them improve their work and refine my own work. I can use more complicated input devices. I can use different software programs and different types of hardware. I can use a range of programs to complete a task. I understand that some computers or networks serve particular functions, such as controlling printers or sharing files.

Year 5 I understand how to choose online content for my age group. I think about what I post before doing so. I am kindly and respectful when online. I understand that I leave a digital footprint when online. I know when I should tell someone if something I see or hear makes me feel uncomfortable. I know how to report this when online. I can write increasingly complex programs. I can use loops to repeat tasks within a program. I can use if statements to alter the way my programs run. I can explain how increasingly complex algorithms solve a given problem. I can control external hardware from within my program. I can use logical reasoning to detect and debug mistakes in a program. I use logical thinking, imagination and creativity to extend a program. I can use a spreadsheet and database to collect and record data. I can choose an appropriate tool to help me collect data. I can present data in an appropriate way. I can search a database using different operators to refine my search. I can talk about mistakes in data and suggest how it could be checked. I can select appropriate software to use for a given task. I can confidently use a range of software tools. I can use the internet to allow me to share data with another person. I can use more advanced features when searching online. I can use a range of search tools to find exactly what I m looking for.

Year 6 I protect my password and other personal information. I can explain the consequences of sharing too much about myself online. I support my friends to protect themselves and make good choices online, including reporting concerns to an adult. I can explain the consequences to myself and others of not communicating kindly and respectfully. I protect my computer or device from harm on the Internet. I understand how to report concerns about content and contacts in and out of school. I can recognise trustworthy sources of information on the internet. I can deconstruct a problem into smaller steps, recognising similarities to solutions used before. I can break code up into related instructions, making debugging quicker and easier. I can store and retrieve variables in a program. I can use loops, variables, and if statements to alter the way my programs run. I can use logical thinking to identify and solve potential bugs during coding. I can select the most effective tool to collect data for my investigation. I can check the data I collect for accuracy and plausibility. I can interpret the data I collect. I can present the data I collect in an appropriate way. I use the skills I have developed to interrogate a database. I can combine a range of media, recognising the contribution of each to achieve a particular outcome. I can tell you why I select a particular online tool for a specific purpose. I can be digitally discerning when evaluating the effectiveness of my own work and the work of others. I understand how computers are able to communicate and share information. I can use and combine services on the internet to share information. I can use more than one piece of software to complete a task. I can design a program for a given audience. I use software to help me analyse and present data and information. I can use a broad range of resources online to find exactly what I m looking for.