Mosman Preparatory School is well-resourced in all areas of technology, including infrastructure, hardware, software, and staff training. Our comprehensive technology resources and learning programs are overseen by a full-time Director of Technology.
Technology is seamlessly integrated across all key learning areas from Early Entry to Year 6. Every student has daily access to iPads, with full-sized keyboards provided for boys in Years 3 to 6. Students are taught to use a wide range of applications for word processing, presentations, movie-making, animation, coding, robotics, and effective research. Additionally, the school offers a variety of applications that complement literacy and numeracy topics taught in the classroom.
In partnership with a specialist provider, Mosman Preparatory School delivers dedicated Digital Technologies programs for Stages 2 and 3, addressing 100% of the State and National Digital Technologies curriculum outcomes. These hands-on courses include robotics, electronics, coding, app design, and website development, taught through set lessons each week that build creativity, logic, and digital problem-solving skills.
In 2025, Mosman Preparatory School will have fully transitioned to a school-managed iPad program for students in Years 4, 5, and 6. The Bring Your Own (BYO) iPad Program has been completely phased out. All students in these year groups will be provided with the latest iPad, managed by the school.
Parents will be charged an annual levy, with the option to own the iPad once their son completes his schooling at Mosman Prep. The school purchases iPads and accessories at discounted educational prices, which are passed directly onto families. This ensures all students have access to consistent, secure technology, pre-configured for learning and security requirements.
In addition, students from Early Education (EE) through Year 3 will have access to iPads as part of their classroom resources. Students in Years 3 to 6 also benefit from full-sized keyboards that connect to their iPads, enhancing productivity and providing a more versatile learning experience.
Mosman Preparatory School continues to use the JAMF Mobile Device Management system to manage applications and enforce security settings, giving parents peace of mind and supporting a safe digital environment.
From Early Entry through Year 6, all classes receive STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) instruction. These lessons foster creativity, problem-solving, and computational thinking, progressing from foundational digital skills to more advanced projects in coding, media, and robotics.
In addition, specialist Digital Technologies programs are delivered each week for Stage 2 and Stage 3 students by external educators. These sessions cover the full range of curriculum outcomes and include hands-on learning in robotics, electronics, coding, app design, and website development, helping students apply technology in authentic, creative ways.
Each student has their own Google Education account, providing access to cloud-based applications such as Gmail, Google Docs, Google Slides, and Google Classroom. This enables students to create, edit, and collaborate easily with peers and teachers.
Guided by Policy. Grounded in Safety. Focused on Learning.
At Mosman Prep, we recognise that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the power to enhance education through more personalised learning, instant feedback, and reduced teacher workload, but only when used safely, ethically, and responsibly.
Our approach is guided by a robust AI Policy, informed by national frameworks and current research, ensuring that AI use across the School remains human-centred and focused on learning.
By working together—students, staff, and parents—and guided by clear policy and human oversight, Mosman Preparatory School ensures that AI supports creativity, strengthens learning, protects privacy, and upholds the values of fairness, safety, and trust at the heart of our community.
eSafety is a parent portal developed by the Australian Government. It provides high-quality, up-to-date information to help parents keep their children safe in the digital environment. Visit the eSafety Parent Portal to learn more.
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