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Departmental Aims

Fundamental to the aims of the Department being achieved is a realisations that the learning and development of a pupil is a partnership

between parents. teachers and Pupil.

 

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AIMS:

1. To develop, maintain and stimulate pupil's curiosity, interest and

enjoyment in Computing and to encourage pupils to have open,

enquiring minds and to perceive Computing in the context of a

wider body of knowledge, skills and vocabulary. Pupils should

ideally become autonomous users of Computing with the associated

skills supporting life long study, the pursuit of personal interests

and prospective employment in a modern technological society.

 

2. To enable pupils to acquire appropriate, transferable Computing

skills, knowledge and understanding - progression must feature in

the acquisition of Computing skills. All staff should then feel

confident that pupils have a basic level of Computing capability

which can be applied to pupil's learning in a specific area of the

Curriculum. Pupils should feel confident enough with their

transferable skills that they are encouraged to use unfamiliar

Software.

3. To enable all pupils to have equal access to Computing and to

experience success in their work.

 

4. To allow pupils to develop informed opinions about their Computing and to be  able to support them by reasoned arguments.

 

5. To support all staff in their need to develop confidence and strategies in using  Computing within their teaching by providing an ongoing development programme for staff appropriate to their  needs, their pupil's needs and the needs of the Curriculum

 

6. To actively involve the pupils in their learning will help to foster independent  thinking and informed planning which is crucial if they are to exploit the  Computing facilities to the maximum. Pupils are encouraged to make informed choices at appropriate points. The aim is not to inhibit pupils by placing a ceiling on their target.

 

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Mr John Allison   

Mr Fred Harris, PTC  

Mr Graham McNeillie  

Mrs Lynn Moleshead  

 

 

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