Kindergarten to Year 12 Device Strategy

K-12 Device Strategy Outline

Corpus Christi College places a premium on adopting a comprehensive approach in the formulation of an effective device program. As an integral facet of our College's review process, we extended invitations to representatives from key groups within our community to participate in meaningful discussions and provide valuable perspectives during the assessment of our Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Program. This collaborative endeavour has yielded a shared vision for an updated device strategy, tailored to address educational challenges and optimise the advantages of technology for our students.

Corpus Christi College's Student Device Rollover plan outlines a strategic shift in device ownership and upgrade schedules spanning from 2023 to 2027. This plan signifies a transition from parental device ownership to college-owned devices. The revised approach places strong emphasis on implementing routine device renewal cycles, scheduled every three years. This program ensures the achievement of a 1-to-1 device-to-student ratio for students encompassing Years 1 to 12. For our younger students, iPads will be provided, while students in Year 10 and beyond will benefit from a choice of MacBook Air and iPad Air devices. Furthermore, we are pleased to offer students and their caregivers the opportunity to earn Digital Citizenship micro-credentials, aligning with the gradual relaxation of certain restrictions.


Digital Citizens Program

We have initiated a comprehensive program tailored to K-12 students, aimed at fostering responsible device usage and cultivating healthy digital habits. This program places a strong emphasis on education and a gradual easing of restrictions, with the ultimate goal of equipping students with the essential skills needed to navigate the digital world responsibly. Through a combination of interactive workshops, engaging discussions, and practical exercises, our approach imparts knowledge and equips students with the tools necessary to strike a balanced integration of screen time and offline activities. Key areas addressed include online safety, privacy, and digital etiquette, with a focus on instilling a sense of digital citizenship. As students progress through the program, we strategically remove restrictions, allowing them to take greater ownership of their device usage while reinforcing the importance of responsible digital conduct.

To ensure a structured and progressive approach, micro-credentials will be required by both students and parents as a prerequisite for advancing into a less restricted digital environment. This ensures that students have demonstrated their understanding and commitment to responsible digital behaviour before gaining increased privileges.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


Contact Information

Do you have more questions?

Please contact the IT helpdesk with the following details:

Email: helpdesk@corpus.wa.edu.au

Phone: 08 6332 2574

In summary, the College remains committed to ensuring all students have access to the best educational resources throughout their academic journey.