ICT at King Charles I School:

Our Aims

The aims for ICT are drawn from the aims of the school and they may be amplified as follows:

  • To encourage all pupils to develop their confidence in the use of ICT devices.
  • To provide opportunities for pupils to make informed decisions about the appropriate use of ICT devices.
  • To provide access as appropriate to ICT resources for all pupils irrespective of age, gender, ethnicity, ability.
  • To provide opportunities for each individual to maximise their own personal learning through.

How we achieve this:

  • By adding ICT-based work to mainstream activities extending the range of learning styles available.
  • By providing self-pacing ICT-based activites to complement mainstream learning, to remediate where necessary and to extend where greater challenge is demanded.
  • By enhancing subject delivery with ICT resources which provide engaging demonstration and source material.
  • By providing pupils with powerful tools to enable learning of higher level concepts and skills.
  • By exploiting national and commercial developments in e-learning both to widen the range of modes of learning we can offer and to encourage independant learning.

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