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Our vision at Pembridge Hall is to use ICT to revolutionise the very foundations of teaching and learning by stepping into tomorrow's world of education.
Look into the future, what do you see? Pembridge Hall using ICT. We are taking teaching and learning into the 21st century. |
Kindergarten - Year 2
Do you enjoy learning about or using the latest ICT gadgets? Then why not join us on our journey from Kindergarten to Year 2. You can discover real moving robots that are disguised as busy bees! Or do you fancy exploring sound and patterns on our music mats? We also have fantastic digital cameras available for those of you who wish to become the lastest film director or simply develop your expertise in photography.
Whatever your interest, we at Pembridge Hall are sure to match your enthusiasm using a rich bank of resources to stimulate your thirst for ICT. Above all, you have the opportunity to try out our very own interactive whiteboards that are available in every classroom! So what are you waiting for? Come and join us on the discovery of a whole new world!
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Year 3 - Year 6 By embedding ICT across the curriculum, we give children a wide range of ICT skills and experiences. They are taught to use information technology tools to access historical documentation and research relevant information using a range of techniques. They also learn to validate their sources of information and prepare their presentations for a particular audience. Children study how to use graphical editing packages in modifying digital images to suit the tone of their presentations.
As part of their foray into multimedia, children learn to manipulate their own sound recordings and integrate them into their presentations. The girls are encouraged to collate and tabulate data into spreadsheets and utilise these to produce line and bar graphs and pie charts. Students can try their hand at mechanical engineering by devising control systems based on feedback to solve real life problems such as the control of traffic lights. |
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Throughout all the aforementioned activities, strong emphasis is placed on the teaching of and adherence to the e-safety policy to ensure that everyone remains safe online.
