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• Encourage students to gather, store, process and present information through project based tasks.
• Develop your problem solving skills.
• Develop a broad and balanced view of the range of applications including modelling, datalogging and control.
• Develop your understanding of the wider effects and applications of ICT, nationally and internationally.
• Develop an awareness of ethical, social, economic and political consequences of the use of computers for individuals, organisations and society through the study of relevant applications
  

St Thomas More School promotes the belief that all students are capable of attaining high standards and should leave school with the knowledge, qualifications and life skills that will help them thrive in the 21st century.

What is Information and Communication Technology?
ICT is not computer studies. ICT of today requires the use of a range of software applications to solve problems. This requires knowledge of when and how to use spreadsheets, databases, and drawing or paint packages etc. ICT enables students to analyse a problem and use technology to find a solution.