At Arcadia, we believe that digital learning is more than using technology;
it’s about preparing our students to think critically, collaborate creatively, and solve real-world problems.
Through our Computing and STREAM programme (Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Arts & Media, and Mathematics),
every child develops the skills needed to thrive in an increasingly digital and connected world.


From LEGO robotics to Arduino projects, students design, code, and test their own creations while learning teamwork and resilience.
Children progress from block-based coding in Scratch to Python and web-based applications, applying logical thinking and problem-solving in exciting projects.


Using tools such as Tinkercad, 3D printing, and digital design platforms, students bring their ideas to life through prototypes and models.
Creativity is central; students explore stop-motion animation, green-screen productions, and digital art, blending imagination with technical skill.


Coding, robotics, and data-driven projects show how maths underpins innovation and helps students analyse, measure, and refine their ideas.
Being digitally skilled also means being digitally wise. Our e-Safety curriculum helps students:
Our students have access to industry-standard tools in an inspiring learning environment, including:


Our programme is designed to make learning purposeful and exciting.
These authentic projects give students a chance to share their work and take pride in their achievements.

As students move through the school, their learning deepens and challenges grow. From coding competitions to STREAM exhibitions, they gain real-world experiences that build confidence and spark curiosity. By the time they leave Arcadia, our students are not only confident users of technology but also creative problem-solvers ready to shape the future.
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