Greymouth High School

Digital Technologies is a subject that explores how digital tools, systems, and computing concepts are used to design solutions, solve problems, and create innovative outcomes. Under the New Zealand Curriculum and assessed by NZQA standards, this subject helps students become confident and capable users and creators of digital technology.

Students learn to:

• Understand the principles of computer science, programming, and data representation
  
  

• Develop digital outcomes such as websites, apps, or digital media
  
  

• Apply computational thinking to plan, design, and test digital solutions
  
  

• Use digital tools safely, ethically, and effectively in a connected world
  
  

Digital Technologies is a future-focused subject that equips students with essential skills for further education, careers in tech, and informed participation in the digital society of Aotearoa New Zealand.