OXFORD INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY COMPUTING STUDENT BOOK 1

The Oxford International Primary Computing Student Book 1 is a foundational textbook designed for young learners, typically in Primary 1 (Year 1), to begin their journey in digital literacy and computational thinking. It is part of a comprehensive course that adopts a spiral approach, meaning students' learning builds year-on-year with increasing complexity. The book is structured around real-life contexts and project-based activities, ensuring that learning is practical, engaging, and relevant to the digital world they inhabit.

This resource covers key concepts across multiple computing strands, including understanding how modern technology works, digital literacy (such as using the internet safely and respectfully), and the very beginnings of computational thinking and programming using simple visual tools like Scratch. The book equips learners with not only the essential skills to use technology effectively but also the knowledge to do so creatively and collaboratively, preparing them for their future studies and beyond.