Digital Skills Curriculum for Early Years Foundation Stage

Our curriculum supports the development of critical digital skills such as coding and robotics, preparing students for the future and fostering their growth as engaged, global digital citizens.

  • From Reception to Reception students

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St Baithins NS

St Baithins NS

Donegal

Scoil Raifteiri

Scoil Raifteiri

Mayo

Gaelscoil Durlas

Gaelscoil Durlas

Tipperary

Tallow NS

Tallow NS

Waterford

Glaslough NS

Glaslough NS

Monaghan

Holy Family Boys NS

Holy Family Boys NS

Carlow

St Conleths NS

St Conleths NS

Kildare

Limerick City East Educate Together

Limerick City East Educate Together

Limerick

Skerries Ns

Skerries Ns

Dublin

Ballyroe Central Ns

Ballyroe Central Ns

Kildare

Gaelscoil Faithleann

Gaelscoil Faithleann

Kerry

St Marks BNS

St Marks BNS

Cork

JFK Memorial School

JFK Memorial School

Limerick

Scoil Thomais

Scoil Thomais

Dublin

St Josephs NS

St Josephs NS

Louth

St Attractas Junior NS

St Attractas Junior NS

Dublin

Scoil Mhic Dara

Scoil Mhic Dara

Galway

Naomh Mhichil Athy

Naomh Mhichil Athy

Kildare

Carndonagh Boys NS

Carndonagh Boys NS

Donegal

Clonoulty Central NS

Clonoulty Central NS

Tipperary

St. Brigid's GNS

St. Brigid's GNS

Dublin

Scoil Ghobnatan

Scoil Ghobnatan

Cork

St Bernadette’s Special School

St Bernadette’s Special School

Donegal

St Ernans NS

St Ernans NS

Westmeath

Castlebar Primary School

Castlebar Primary School

Mayo

Scoil Aodh Rua agus Nuala

Scoil Aodh Rua agus Nuala

Donegal

St James's NS

St James's NS

Waterford

St Kennys NS

St Kennys NS

Westmeath

Ballycroneen NS

Ballycroneen NS

Cork

San Carlo Senior NS

San Carlo Senior NS

Kildare

Digital Skills Curriculum

2025/26 Edition

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Module 1

Exploring Patterns

Exploring Patterns

Explore patterns hands-on with unplugged coding fun!

Module 2

My First Steps in Digital Storytelling

My First Steps in Digital Storytelling

Create Fun Stories and Simple Adventures in Scratch Jr!

Module 3

Journey into Robotic Movements

Journey into Robotic Movements

Code robot movements with fun BeeBot adventures!

Frequently Asked Questions

Students can use any of the following devices to access and use the Digital Skills Curriculum:

  • Laptops
  • Chromebooks
  • PCs
  • iPads
  • Android Tablets

No you don't need to install any software. Students view the modules and lessons of the curriculum using a web browser.

Yes, not every school has one device per student and in those cases students can work in groups (ideally in a group of 2 or 3 students) and use one device between them.

Some of our digital skills curriculum modules require additional equipment to enhance the learning experience. These modules are designed to engage students with hands-on activities that complement the digital skills being taught. If your school does not have the necessary equipment, we can provide it for an additional cost. Please contact us for a detailed list of required equipment and associated pricing to ensure your students have everything they need for a comprehensive learning experience.

No prior coding experience is required to use the Digital Skills Curriculum. It's designed to be accessible and engaging for beginners and advanced learners alike.

At the beginning of grade there's an optional introduction module that's for beginner students. This introduces them to coding & digital skills and ramps them up so they can continue with the main modules of that grade.

No you don't need to do all the modules.

Schools can decide how much they want to do. Some schools might just do one module in the school year whilst others have more regular digital skills classes and do all three modules.

Many schools face this challenge, and our curriculum and platform are designed to accommodate mixed-age or split classes.

You have a few options for how to use the curriculum, depending on what works best for your students:

  1. Same modules for all students: For example, if you teach a mixed group of 9 and 10 year-olds, you could have all students follow the module designed for the younger group.
  2. Different modules for each group: If your class includes a wider age range, such as 8 to 12 year-olds, you can assign younger students one set of modules and older students a more advanced set.

Additionally, if some students progress quickly, they can always move on to the next level of modules as needed.

The ISBN (International Standard Book Number) for the Coding Ireland Digital Skills Curriculum is 978-1-0369-1395-3.

How Our Digital Skills Curriculum Makes a Difference in the Classroom

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