In today’s world, literacy has evolved beyond its basic definition of knowing how to read and write. Everyone is required to know how to process, deliver and receive information in today’s highly digitalised world. It is inevitable that the definition of literacy includes components of digital literacy, which emphasises the ability to use digital technology, communication tools and networks to locate, evaluate, use and create information. Learning experiences are made richer by the appropriate use of technology, and skills learnt are directly transferable to the workplace.

Led by our Digital Literacy coaches, our ‘One to World’ programme ensures our students learn how to think critically and ethically as they harness technology in their learning; behave safely and appropriately online; to identify what information is important online, use technology as a tool to showcase their skills and talents.

iPads and MacBooks

It is compulsory for all students to have the required device from the first day of school.

• In grades 3 to 6, students must bring their own iPad to school every day. For further details regarding devices, please refer to the One to World iPad programme parent guide.
• In grades 7 to 12, students must bring their own MacBook to school every day. For further details regarding devices, please refer to the MacBook programme parent guide.