Ensure all pupils receive their entitlement to ICT within the curriculum.
Enhance the learning of all pupils through the application of ICT across the curriculum.
Develop pupils confidence and competence in the use of ICT.
Teach all pupils computer, Internet and E-Safety rules and procedures.
Prepare pupils for the world of work requiring ICT literacy and competency.
Provision @ KS2/3
ICT is taught to every group for 2x45mins each week.
Units include: Control
Desk Top Publishing
Word Processing
Spreadsheets
Databases
Web Site creation
Online game maker
Digital Photography
Understanding Graphics
Whenever possible the above is used with cross curriculum topics.
Provision @ KS4
Entry Level Certificate in ICT
It provides learners with opportunities to become more familiar with practical applications in ICT and explore new and exciting ways of using new technologies.
Learners have an opportunity of moving to or from the GCSE qualifications during their course of study.
The GCSE (Short Course) ICT A takes a vocational perspective in that it has been developed to explore the use of ICT in a commercial setting.
The National Open College Network (NOCN) is a leading UK awarding organisation, offering high quality, flexible, credit-based qualifications and is accredited by the Regulatory Authorities in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
E Safety/Cyber bullying
E-safety policy in place for both staff and pupils.
Regularly updated insets for staff on the ever changing dangers facing young people using the Internet.
E-Safety and Cyber bullying are integrated into ICT scheme of work.
Pupils are encouraged to discuss on a regular basis their use of ICT at home and advice can be given if pupil or parents request it.
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