At Redwell, we focus on a variety of skills and knowledge from our learners, teachers and leaders to ensure that we are constantly moving forward and thinking about new and creative ways to use technology. 

As a school, digital literacy and technologies have been a vital part of our learning in the last year. Pupils and staff have had to use digital learning platforms and negotiate a variety of website, apps and programmes to complete their learning. 

We have engaged in online safety and cyber resilience lessons to ensure that we are safe online. We have taken part in online assemblies from Google, in the Be Internet Legends programme and building our Legends in school and at home.

We take part in coding sessions, using block based coding languages that allow us to use our computational thinking and problem solving skills. 

In school, we use a variety of different resources to expand our learning such as, Merge Cubes, Lego, Lego Technic, Lego Boost and WeDo, K'Nex, BlueBots and BeeBots and ClassVR. 

Primary 4 -7 are part of the 121 device project through Clackmannanshire Council Education Service. These are used throughout the day in class and can be taken home. 

We have a trolley of Chromebooks in our Green Wing and our Primary 3 classes have access to these Chromebooks throughout the week.

Redwell has 20 Micro:bits that were received through Education Scotland funding in Computing Science. These will be used in Computing Science coding lessons and STEM lessons. 

Each class has 5/6 iPads. These can be used for AR and VR apps to bring learning to life in class as well as accessing apps and online sites to enhance learning.