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iPad training workshop - Tues 28th Feb

 

 

On Tuesday 28th Feb we have an Apple trainer in school during the afternoon running a twilight workshop on using iPads in the classroom. Its open to everyone from curious beginners to mac pros!

Something for the weekend.

@Year11Revision: Something for the weekend v.1

Have this week introduced this feature. Getting Year 11 to think about the school life balance.

Things you might find useful

A few links to some things that might be useful for you.

 

This is the link to the Royal Society report, which reviews the current teaching of ICT and makes recommendations http://www.naace.co.uk/news/royalsocietyreportJan2012

 

This is the proposed Naace Curriculum, which Paul Heinrich will be telling us more about http://www.naace.co.uk/ks3ictcurriculum

 

This is a page with general helpful documents, including what Computing at School are proposing as an appropriate curriculum http://www.computingatschool.org.uk/index.php?id=documents

 

This is the current live consultation on ICT teaching, which will for the basis for decisions tken about ICT teaching in maintained schools from September 2012 as an interim measure before a proper decision is taken along with all other subjects for first teaching September 2014 http://www.education.gov.uk/consultations/index.cfm?action=consultationDetails&consultationId=1802&external=no&menu=1

 

Link to the WIldern School SIG Blog

Here is the link to the WIldern School SIG Blog click.

Genius schedule

Attached is an electronic version of the genius CPD sessions. 

 

It may be useful to highlight sessions in forthcoming performance management interim reviews.

 

Any questions please ask

Computing

In the light of recent news stories, this site may be of some use?
 
http://www.computingatschool.org.uk/
 
Attached is the curriculum, produced by a working party within CAS, describes in concrete terms what a Computing curriculum at school might look like. It uses the same structure as the National Curriculum Programmes of Study: importance of the discipline; key concepts; key processes; range and content; and level descriptors. It is not cast in stone, so please send feedback.