Targets
Each school will be expected to set their own targets, bearing in mind: a) the existing attainment in ICT of pupils in the school; b) the LEA targets and c) the Government targets. Targets should be realistic and challenging.
The Government targets for ICT beyond 2004 are:
- KS3: By 2004, 75% to achieve level 5 or above in ICT at end Key Stage 3 as a milestone to the 2007 target of 85%
- KS4: By 2004 all schools to have at least 20% pupils of 16 year olds achieving 5 GCSEs at grade A* - C
- Computer:Pupil ratios: By 2004 1:8 in primary and 1:5 in secondary (with special schools at least in line with secondary schools)
- Broadband: By 2006 all schools to have a broadband connection (at least 2mb for primary and 8mb for secondary schools)
- e-Government: By 2005 100% of all key government services will be accessible electronically. All citizens should have access to the Internet, either in their own homes or through community access points
- Joined up Children's services: By 2006 at least one school in every LEA will receive funding to become an extended school
- Laptops for teachers: By 2006 two thirds of teachers to have access to personal laptops
(Full details of each of the above targets and their source used to be found (April 2005) in Key ICT Targets for LEAs and Schools on the Building the Grid site. They might be available on the Becta Schools site. The Government's vision for ICT was outlined in 'Fulfilling the Potential: Transforming teaching and learning through ICT in schools', which is no longer available on the web.)
The Lewisham Targets for primary and secondary schools are:
- Primary: Quality of ICT provision judged 100% satisfactory or better; 80% good or better by March 2006
- Primary: Use of ICT across the curriculum judged 100% satisfactory or better; 70% good or better by March 2006
- KS3: By 2005 64% pupils achieving NC L5+; by 2006 64% and by 2007 69%
- KS4: By 2006 ICT assessment/accreditation system in place for all pupils
- All phases: By 2006 ICT used extensively across the curriculum to support subject teaching
- Computer:Pupil ratios: by 2006 all schools to achieve, maintain or exceed 1:8 in primary and 1:5 in secondary (with special at least in line with secondary schools)
- Broadband: By 2006 all secondary schools on 10mb or higher and primary schools requesting upgrades to 5mb or higher
- Cross Curricular ICT: By 2006 ICT used extensively across the curriculum to support subject teaching
Progress towards targets:
| KS1 & KS2 |
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| Year | Target: by 2006 ICT provision in 100% primary
schools, as judged by Ofsted, to be satisfactory or better |
| 2002/2003 | Analysis of 9 Ofsted reports in Summer 02 and Autumn 03 showed 88% quality of ICT provision as satisfactory or better. Lewisham LEA Statistical Profile, Ofsted, 2002, shows Lewisham has higher percentage of good/very good subject level learning inspection judgements than statistical neighbours and higher than schools nationally. |
| 2003/2004 | Analysis of 8 Ofsted reports in February 2004 showed 100% quality of ICT provision as satisfactory or better. |
| 2004/2005 | Analysis of 10 Ofsted reports in February 2005 showed 90% quality of ICT provision as satisfactory or better |
| Average KS3 ICT Results (%
Pupils L5+) |
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Target: 64% by 2005 |
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| Year | Lewisham | National |
| 2002 | 46% | 66% |
| 2003 | 46.8% | 67% |
| 2004 | 58% | 67% |
| KS4 ICT Entries |
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Target: by 2006 ICT Assessment/Accreditation
system in place for all pupils |
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| Year | Lewisham GCSE/GNVQ ICT Entries | National GCSE/GNVQ ICT Entries |
| 2002 | 435 out of 1,914 pupils (22%) entered for GCSE | 101,000 out of 606,852 pupils (17%) entered for GCSE/GNVQ |
| 2003 | 457 out of 2,184 pupils (21%) entered for GCSE | 74,000 out of 622,738 pupils (11%) entered for GCSE/GNVQ |
| 2004 | 539/2,081 pupils (26%) entered for GCSE/GNVQ | 250,911 out of 643,574 (39%) entered for GCSE/GNVQ |
| KS4 ICT Results |
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| Year | GCSE/GNVQ ICT Results | National GCSE/GNVQ ICT Results |
| 2002 | GCSE A* - C, 55% (full course), 65% (short course); GNVQ 50% Intermediate (P1) (Overall equivalent to 57%) |
GCSE 58% |
| 2003 | GCSE A* - C, 47% (full course), 60% (short course); GNVQ 88% Intermediate (P1) and 34% Intermediate (Full) (Overall equivalent to 45%(see ICT Targets for analysis) |
GCSE 57% |
| 2004 | GCSE A* - C, 48% (full course), 61% (short course); GNVQ 72% Intermediate Overall equivalent to 68% |
GCSE (Full) 57%; GCSE (Short) 43%; GCSE (Applied) 33%; GNVQ Intermediate passes 34,619 |
KS4 National Data in the table above has been drawn from the Statistical
First Release, February 2005 and can be downloaded on:
http://www.dfes.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/
For more details of national comparisons of KS3 and KS4 ICT see “Pupil
Achievement Tracker” on:
http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/performance
| Computer : pupil
ratios |
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| Year | Target: by 2006 all schools to achieve,
maintain or exceed 1:8 in primary and 1:5 in secondary (with special at least in line with secondary schools) |
| 2004 | 70% primary, 100% special and 75% secondary schools have met or exceed the Government target computer:pupil ratio) |
| Broadband |
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| Year | Target: by 2006 all secondary schools on
10mb or higher and primary schools requesting upgrades on 5mb or higher |
| 2004 | Baseline data: 100% schools connected to 2mb broadband, 99% schools signed up to migration to higher bandwidth before end 2006 |
Cross Curricular ICT |
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| Primary | 5/10 (50%) primary Ofsted reports in 2004 indicated that use of ICT in curriculum subjects was satisfactory or better |
| Secondary | 1/2 (50%) secondary Ofsted reports in 2004 indicated that use of ICT in curriculum subjects was satisfactory or better |
For national comparisons of use of Broadband, Cross Curricular ICT and Computer:Pupil
Ratios see the 'Survey of ICT in Schools 2003' on:
http://www.dfes.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/s000405/index.shtml
Last update: 10th October 2007
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