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Computing Subject Action Plan April 2016
Computing Subject Action Plan April 2016
To develop the school’s Children will be increasingly competent This needs to be KB and JG need
Computing Curriculum Remove any with programming skills. securely in place time to look at the
unnecessary units from The variety of the curriculum will be for September curriculum carefully.
SoICT and replace with maintained. 2016
Use upcoming
more programming and Having liaised with William Edwards,
INSET for this.
ensuring our children they are concerned that they cannot
are capable with Office teach ‘Office’ software skills, so we
software. should do so to a high level across the
curriculum.
To ensure that Computing Computing will be taught in high quality Regular planning Time to monitor
Monitor and support the
is taught effectively across sessions each week (at least) and will monitoring lessons needed.
effectiveness of the
the school be based on effective assessment.
Switched on ICT
Regular work
scheme, including There will be clear assessments
sampling
progression and completed regularly for each class, with
challenge evidence to back this up.
INSET to cover
Monitor assessment of Resources will be relevant, effective and teaching in
Computing in good working order. Computing when
Audit resources
necessary
To develop triangulated Develop a better self- A triangulated approach to assessment Ensure these Time to develop the
assessment in this subject assessment document in this subject will be securely in place aspects are assessments.
(pupil, teacher, evidence) (seen examples at for September 2016. securely in place
Deneholm) for September
Teachers assess on Target Tracker
Develop teachers use 2016
(using the ‘…in Year X’ option).
of Target Tracker to
assess (Working Children complete a self-assessment
competition
Anti-Bullying (Nov)
Parents are aware of e-safety concerns
cyber bullying aspect
and ways to tackle this.
Develop a Summer
Term competition to
ensure it is an event in
this term
EFYS and KS1 e-safety
story sacks
Liaise with Anthony
(CEOP ambassador) to
further educate parents