- Within the ICT Department at Bramley, all pupils from 3 to 11 have regular access to a range of up-to-date ICT resources throughout their time at the school. They have filtered access to the internet via broadband connection and have their own email addresses.
- Interactive whiteboards provide additional access to the network in classrooms. Girls can access Google Earth in a geography lesson, for example, to view aerial photographs of locations around the world - just one example of how ICT is used to enhance learning across the curriculum.
- All girls have weekly lessons covering all aspects of the ICT curriculum. In ICT projects, they have the opportunity to develop ideas and share information with others. Project work enables them to become confident using a range of software designed for databases, spreadsheets, word-processing, desktop publishing, multimedia presentations and environmental data collection.
- Girls also have touch-typing lessons to develop their speed and accuracy in using the keyboard.
- Supervised Computer clubs are held during lunchtime for Prep pupils.
- In Pre-Prep, classrooms are furnished with listening centres, programmable robots, electronic books, interactive globes and personal computers and as a result, the girls' early confidence with ICT grows quickly.
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