Preparing for the ICT Mark
Applying
for and working towards achieving the ICT Mark in ICT will provide schools
with a framework for reviewing whole school achievement in ICT and developing
future strategic plans. Further information and details of how to apply
for the ICT Mark can be found on the Becta web site on: www.becta.org.uk/schools/ictmark
Lewisham has trained assessors to assess schools applying for the ICT Mark. For more information about applying for and achieving an ICT Mark contact Tom Cooper on: or by telephone on 0208 314 6477
In addition, Lewisham PDC has received the corresponding Naacemark for ICT Service Providers, further details of which can be seen by on the Naacemark (ICT Mark) page.
The ICT Mark has replaced the Naacemark which was originally developed by Naace. It offers schools the opportunity to verify their own judgements in relation to all aspects of ICT across the organisation. It supports the schools self evaluation procedures and provides evidence to demonstrate high achievement and impact on learner outcomes.
The
ICT Mark is only available to those schools who have registered and completed
the eight elements of the Becta
self-review framework (SRF). The eight elements
are:
- Leadership and management
- Curriculum
- Learning and teaching
- Assessment
- Professional development
- Extending opportunities for dearning
- Resources
- Impact on pupil outcomes
For your guidance you can download a Case Study (in MS Word or Apple Works format) which has been kindly contributed by Craig Voller, head of Sir Francis Drake Primary School who successfully achieved the ICT Mark.
Last update: 29th May 2008
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