Digital Leaders

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At St Paul’s CE Primary School, our Digital Leaders meet with Miss Cain every two weeks.

St Paul’s Digital Leaders are responsible for:

  • Supporting the use and further development of computers, laptops, and iPads across the school.
  • Working with staff to help promote a safe digital culture at St Paul's.
  • Creating videos that help to educate pupils about online safety.
  • Sharing our passion and knowledge for all things technology with others.

We have been working hard to develop an action plan together for the academic year. Please see below:

 

Pupil Voice DL Action Plan

 

Updates... 

Autumn Term 1 2025

Our Digital Leaders have met to discuss the importance of computing not only as an educational tool, but also as a key life skill that will support pupils in the future.

They have worked collaboratively to create a clear action plan for the year ahead, focusing on improving digital learning experiences for all pupils. As part of this, the Digital Leaders gathered feedback from their peers to understand what children enjoy about computing and what they find challenging, helping to ensure lessons and resources meet the needs of learners across the school.

Autumn Term 2 2025
The Digital Leaders carried out an audit of classroom technology, reviewing access to laptops, tablets and software. To celebrate digital learning, they have taken responsibility for showcasing achievements and inspiring others across all aspects of computing and digital technology. They have also discussed introducing eco-friendly computing initiatives, such as recycling old technology and raising awareness about energy-efficient use of devices.

In addition, the Digital Leaders have discussed how they could look to promote the responsible use of technology beyond school. They will be looking to share key messages with children and their families during the Spring term. As peer Online Safety Champions, they actively remind classmates about safe and responsible online behaviour, helping to create a positive and secure digital culture throughout the school.

 

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2024-2025 Updates:

Throughout the year we worked hard to raise the profile of E-Safety across school. We also spent time looking at the apps available to us on our school iPads and became familiar with a wide variety of fun and engaging maths, English and art applications so that we might introduce them to and support our friends whilst on them. 

Updates...

September 2024....
Our new Digital Leaders have been selected and will meet with Miss Cain in the first few weeks to develop this year's exciting action plan.
 
October 2024....
In October, we got together and developed this years action plan. We considered the current computing curriculum and ways we could really shine a light on computing at St Pauls.
 
November 2024....
In November, we planned and sent out an E-Safety questionnaire to identify where we could strengthen our computer safety across school. We considered the platforms and social media apps that children in our school may access, and created questions that would help us identify where children may need support in staying safe online.
 
December 2024...
In December, we collected and analysed the results of our E-Safety questionnaires. We looked at our current strengths across school and considered where further E-Safety awareness would be required. We then began to discuss what we could look to include in a school assembly to raise awareness on staying safe online. 
 
January 2025....
We began to plan our E-Safety awareness assembly. We used the findings of our questionnaires to begin drafting a PowerPoint which we will look to use in a school assembly. 
 
February 2025....
In February, we finalised our E-Safety PowerPoint ready to deliver our E-Safety Assembly to children across school in March. 

 

March 2025....

The Digital Leaders have delivered a school wide assembly covering areas of online safety that children were not fully familiar with and further developed pupils' understanding of staying safe online.

 

Summer Term update

Throughout the summer term, our Digital Leaders have been busy discussing how computing is used across the school by both staff and pupils. They have listened carefully to feedback and used their findings to help improve our digital learning.

The group researched and selected a range of exciting educational websites and apps to support learning in spelling, maths, art, and computing. These carefully chosen tools will soon be available on school iPads and will be ready to use from the start of the new school year. Well done to our Digital Leaders for their fantastic work in helping to enhance learning through technology!

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