Practical digital skills for every student.
At St. Lawrence Academy, technology education is not an afterthought — it is a core part of how we prepare students for the future. From the basics of computer operation to applied digital skills, our ICT programme gives every student the knowledge and confidence to navigate an increasingly technology-driven world.
Our purpose-built computer laboratory gives students a focused space to practise and apply digital skills, with scheduled sessions supervised by a qualified ICT teacher throughout the academic year.
Computer workstations for every student. Internet access for research and learning. Qualified ICT teacher supervision. Scheduled practical sessions each week.
Our ICT programme covers the full range of topics required by the national curriculum, building students' skills progressively across all year groups.
Hardware, software, operating systems, file management, and the basic skills every student needs to operate a computer confidently.
Document creation, formatting, editing, and presentation using word processing software — essential for academic and professional life.
Using spreadsheet applications for data entry, calculations, charts, and basic data analysis — a skill applied across all subjects.
Safe and effective use of the internet, search techniques, evaluating online sources, and email communication etiquette.
Understanding online safety, responsible digital citizenship, data privacy, and how to protect oneself in digital environments.
Basic programming logic, algorithms, and problem-solving using introductory coding concepts at the secondary level.
Technology underpins learning across every discipline — from writing and research to data analysis and science. Our ICT programme goes beyond software, building critical thinkers ready for further education and a digitally-driven world.
Practical sessions tied to real-world applications. ICT integrated across the academic programme. Emphasis on responsible and safe technology use. Curriculum-aligned with national ICT standards.
Students are introduced to computers — basic operation, mouse and keyboard skills, and foundational digital literacy. Technology is explored through guided activities and simple tasks.
Students begin formal ICT studies — word processing, spreadsheets, internet research, and computer theory. Practical lab sessions reinforce classroom learning with hands-on exercises.
Students prepare for national examinations in ICT and deepen their skills in applications, networking concepts, digital communication, and introductory programming logic.
Our ICT programme is one part of a broad and ambitious academic offer at St. Lawrence Academy. We are committed to equipping every student with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to succeed in a digital age.