A Year 3 computing student book that develops digital literacy, computational thinking, and programming skills through engaging, project-based activities and real-world learning.
Oxford International Primary Computing: Student Book 3 is part of Oxford's comprehensive nine-year international computing course. It follows a spiral curriculum, enabling students to build on previous knowledge with increasing depth and complexity. Through hands-on, activity-based lessons and real-life contexts, learners develop programming, computational thinking, digital citizenship, and problem-solving skills. The book also introduces future-focused technologies, including robotics, virtual reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning, preparing students for the digital world.