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GCSE Digital Technology - Teaching from 2026

Teaching: Sept 2026
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The GCSE Digital Technology qualification will support the Curriculum for Wales by: 

  • Supporting the statements of what matters by giving learners the opportunity to:
    • develop curiosity about technology 
    • process data to solve a wide range of real-world problems 
    • understand computational processes have changed the way we live, work, study and interact with each other and our environment 
    • provide the foundation for all software and hardware systems 
    • create and use digital technologies to their full potential 
    • understand how digital technologies work 
    • understand that there are broad legal, social and ethical consequences to the use of technology 
    • make informed decisions about the future development and application of technology. 
  • Supporting the principles of progression by encouraging learners to: 
    • apply an iterative approach, through trial and improvement, to design processes 
    • investigate, explore, analyse, problem-solve and design creative solutions 
    • consider ethical and moral dilemmas linked to the use of technology. 
  • Supporting the subject specific considerations for GCSE Digital Technology by giving learners the opportunity to: 
    • explore the design, development and application of technology, software and systems 
    • develop digital skills using a range of technology and software.
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