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Nyle M

Mr Nyle M

IT Skills

Chichester


Subjects taught:
Primary, SEN, Maths, English, Computer Science, Spanish, SATs, 11+, IT Skills, 13+, Common Entrance Exams, School Entrance Exams
Qualifications:
BEd (Hons) Primary Education with QTS, specialising in ICT and PE, University of St Marks and St Johns, Plymouth (2016).
Imran K

Mr Imran K

IT Skills

Chichester


Subjects taught:
Maths, Computer Science, IT Skills
Qualifications:
PGCE Computing, University of Bedfordshire (2010). BSc(Hons) Software Engineering University of Bedfordshire (2009). BSc Mathematics and Physics, University of Punjab (2001).
Sorina B

Mrs Sorina B

IT Skills

Chichester


Subjects taught:
Computer Science, IT Skills
Qualifications:
QTS Department of Education (2005). BSc Applied Mathematics, University of Bucharest (1993).
Christina-Maria (Tina) S

Ms Christina-Maria (Tina) S

IT Skills

Chichester


Subjects taught:
Primary, German, Italian, EFL or ESL, IT Skills
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Primary Education, University Of Natal (2002)
Farah M

Ms Farah M

IT Skills

Chichester


Subjects taught:
Computer Science, IT Skills
Qualifications:
PGCE Computer Science, Sheffield Hallam University (2015). BSc (Hons)ICT, University of Bradford (2014).

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What is the difference between IT Skills and Computer Science?

The school curriculum for computing has changed in recent years, with a greater focus now on the science of computing rather than on the applications. Computer Science is concerned with how computers and computer systems work, and how they are designed and programmed. IT (Infomation Technology) or ICT (Infomation and Communication Technology) deal with applying computer systems to solve real-world problems such as finding things out, exchanging and sharing information, and reviewing, modifying and evaluating work.

IT Skills

Digital culture and digital literacy have changed the way that people live, work, learn and play. Growing up in an IT-rich environment means that children need to have opportunities to experience and develop IT skills that will help them make the most of their adult life. IT is incorporated into practically every lesson at school, from the Primary Key Stages onwards; from interactive whiteboards and virtual learning environments, to educational computer games and cloud based technologies such as the internet, email and e-learning platforms. In the early years, the emphasis is on getting children familiar with the technology and in using the software for isolated tasks. Later, pupils will be taught how to use various programs for a particular task and may present their findings from an investigation. At higher levels, pupils should be able to design systems for others to use and to critically evaluate these systems.

GCSE and A-Level Computer Science

The GCSE Computer Science course is a very demanding and academic course, focusing on the founding principles and practices of computation and in the design and development of computer systems. At GCSE level, students are introduced to the Central Processing Unit (CPU), computer memory and storage, wired and wireless networks, network topologies, system security, system software, computational thinking, algorithms and programming. At A-Level, the course is divided into two complementary parts: theory and programming. On the theory side, students study the internal workings of a computer, right down the basics of how data is stored along with other aspects of computer architecture. On the programming side, students learn a programming language (usually chosen by the school) from C#, Java, Pascal/Delphi, Python and Visual Basic.NET. The A-Level is assessed with two exam papers (each 40%), plus a practical project (20%) which will typically be done over a period of 3 months.

How are Chichester schools performing?

We connect you to the best teachers who work across several of the best primary and secondary schools in Chichester (some detailed below). This means we can reliably provide you with a local and experienced tutor that fits your needs.

Chichester primary school performance:

The Chichester area has 22 primary schools (one of the top being Fishbourne CofE Primary School with 26% of pupils achieving at a higher standard).

From their latest Oftsed report:
“Pupils’ achievement is good. They attain well in every year group and by the end of Year 6 typically reach standards that are above the national average. ”

The Chichester local authority has an average of 63% of students meeting the expected standards in reading, writing, and maths at primary school age (vs England's average of 65%). And has an average of 7% achieving higher standard (vs England's average of 11%).

 

Chichester secondary school performance:

The Chichester area has 7 secondary schools (one of the top being Bishop Luffa School with 62% of pupils achieving grade 5 or above in English and Maths GCSEs).

From their latest Oftsed report:
“Standards are exceptionally high. Nonetheless, the excellent leadership and management are not complacent. They are firmly and successfully focused on ensuring pupils' classroom experience is consistently outstanding. There is a sharp focus on developing pupils' thinking and learning skills, and ensuring innovative learning experiences. This and the excellent use of information and communication technology (ICT), combined with consistently high quality teaching, are why pupils' achievement is outstanding.”

The Chichester local authority has an average of 43% of students achieving grade 5 or above in English and Maths GCSEs (vs England's average of 43%). And has an average of 95% of students either staying in education or entering employment after GCSEs (vs England's average of 94%).

Chichester Ofsted ratings:

73% of Chichester schools have received at least a 'Good' Ofsted rating, with 3 schools receiving an 'Outstanding' rating in their last evaluation.

Source: Gov.UK Website

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