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The Hertfordshire Way for ICT

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  • It embraces new technologies while embedding safe and responsible use of ICT.

  • It is designed to support the confident use of ICTs in school and beyond, preparing children for a technology-rich future.

  • It is a much needed, innovative and flexible replacement for the QCA/Herts Management System!

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Schools using our scheme are finding that it provides new opportunities to engage pupils in using technology. 

Congratulations to Cunningham Hill Junior, which adopted the scheme in September 2011 and has just had a very successful OFSTED.  The report included this comment:

"In an outstanding lesson in information and communication technology (ICT), pupils were able to reach exceptionally high levels of attainment and develop their skills extremely well. This was because the teacher’s subject knowledge was thorough and secure. Pupils made their own animations and then busily set to work making their ‘voice overs’. The end product was excellent and, as a result, pupils broke into spontaneous applause."

Congratulations to Mandeville Primary School in St Albans on achieving the ICT Mark.  After adopting the scheme in May 2011, the school has embedded it to support teaching and learning.  The school's excellent ICT Mark report noted:

"The recently adopted new ICT scheme of work ensures that the development of ICT capability is systematically planned for. … ICT sits at the heart of learning at Mandeville Primary."

"e-Safety is an integral part of the new scheme of work and the school participate in e-Safety day each year.  Pupils have excellent awareness of how to keep themselves safe and of issues relating to reliability of information." 

The Hertfordshire primary ICT curriculum advisers have developed a new and creative approach to support schools in delivering the ICT curriculum. 

The new scheme provides a flexible and manageable approach to planning and assessment of ICT through the primary school phase.   It includes a dedicated section for the Early Years Foundation Stage.

It has been designed to be introduced to schools by guided sessions in school from one of our ICT curriculum advisers.

The scheme is regularly updated to ensure it is kept in line with the latest thinking and takes account of changes in guidance. These updates are emailed directly to those schools which have adopted the scheme. To see a list of these updates, click here

To enquire about purchasing the Hertfordshire ICT scheme for your school, please:
Email: ictcurriculum@hertscc.gov.uk
Tel:l 01438 845030

We would like to build up an ICT work portfolio for the new Hertfordshire ICT scheme. If you would like to share examples of the independent tasks that your pupils have undertaken please email the ICT curriculum team attaching the work and any useful documentation or notes.
Email: ictcurriculum@hertscc.gov.uk
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Sample Resources & Materials

For further information please download these example files or
Email: ictcurriculum@hertscc.gov.uk

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ICT Scheme of work page 3ICT strands: The scheme is designed to provide coverage and balance through five ICT strands

ICT Scheme of work page 4Overview of EYFS themes, for potential learning with ICT, and learning themes for Key Stage 1 and 2

ICT scheme of work page 25Sample planning input for the Lower KS2 learning theme: Developing Communication and Sound

ICT Scheme of work page 26Sample assessment input for the Lower KS2 learning theme: Developing Communication and Sound

Updates

Schools that have invested in the Hertfordshire Way for ICT should have received the following updates:

Spring 2012

  • Assessment Levels

Autumn 2011

  • ICT formative and summative pupil assessment sheets
  • Tracking proforma

Summer 2011

  • ICT Resource mapping table
  • ICT Scheme supplement EYFS
  • Overview of key elements (updated and extended)

Spring 2011

  • ICT skills and confidence audit for teachers

If you are a licensed school and have not received your updates please contact:
Email: ictcurriculum@hertscc.gov.uk