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1. The Role of the ICT Angels
We demonstrate and
promote safe use of ICT by
being a role model to others
We encourage increased and
more efficient use of ICT by
helping staff and students
We help drive the direction of
ICT in school by representing
the views of students on the
new ICT committee.
We lead the coding
workshops and raspberry pi
club.
Blog about the club, and
what the ICT angels have
been up to.
You don’t need to know
absolutely everything about
ICT to join the Angels!
3. Opportunities
Networking
We had the chance
to explore the
amazing Capital
One building and
met with the head
of IT. Together, we
set up raspberry pi
club.
4. Involvement in the development
of new school technologies
• Attended external training on new school VLE (real smart)
with staff .
• Helping train students and staff
• Represent the views of students at new committee for ICT
5. Opportunities
Raspberry Pi
club
• We learnt how to set up and use a
raspberry pi and plan to run the club
again in the spring.
•Students can come to learn about
programming by using a small computer
called a raspberry pi.
•Work with the younger years is lots of
fun.
7. Opportunities
This October we have been invited to the wired next
generation 2013 conference in London where We
will get to hear talks from some very inspiring
speakers such as artists, inventors and
entrepreneurs. There are also workshops where we
will get to work with the latest tech.
8. Future projects
Helping to develop a policy for bring your own devices to
school.
Trialling the bring your own devices scheme and guest
wifi access.
Further work on the Realsmart developments
Developing more links with the community and business.
9. Having a role in the development of
IT in our school will prepare you for
your future career in many ways.
Networking, learning new skills
outside of your subject areas and
leadership opportunities are just a
few examples. Now won’t that look
good on your UCAS application!
10. Having a role in the development of
IT in our school will prepare you for
your future career in many ways.
Networking, learning new skills
outside of your subject areas and
leadership opportunities are just a
few examples. Now won’t that look
good on your UCAS application!