The course as a document
Print & export
The same course, laid out as a document you can print, save as a PDF, or keep in a scheme-of-work folder — written in the apps your school actually uses.
Documents will be written for Microsoft 365Google Workspace for EducationApple (iPad-led)
Every app name, tip and prep note in the document follows this choice — a Google school gets Google Docs and Drive, an iPad school gets Pages and Files. Change it here or with the picker at the top of any page.
Not sure which is closest? The apps page puts the three side by side.
Five documents
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The whole programme
The full long-term overview: what the programme is for, how it sits alongside STEM, the four years at a glance, every app, the online-safety map, and all 126 lessons week by week. The document to hand to a subject lead, SLT or a governor.
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Year 3
Everything one class teacher needs for the year: the apps used, the online-safety strand, and each half-term week by week with objectives and the materials to have ready.
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Year 4
Everything one class teacher needs for the year: the apps used, the online-safety strand, and each half-term week by week with objectives and the materials to have ready.
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Year 5
Everything one class teacher needs for the year: the apps used, the online-safety strand, and each half-term week by week with objectives and the materials to have ready.
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Year 6
Everything one class teacher needs for the year: the apps used, the online-safety strand, and each half-term week by week with objectives and the materials to have ready.
Two ways to get it out
Print, or save as PDF
Open a document and use Print or save as PDF. The page prints as a document: no navigation, no colours to drink your toner, tables that repeat their headings across pages and rows that do not split. Choosing “Save as PDF” as the printer gives you a PDF to email or file.
Download the file
Download the file saves a single HTML file with your platform's wording baked in and the styling inside it. It opens in any browser with no internet connection, and both Word and Google Docs will open it if you would rather edit than print. Nothing is uploaded anywhere — the file is built in your browser.