ICT: Empowering Future Leaders
At Our Lady of Perpetual Help Primary School, we recognize that digital literacy is no longer an “extra”—it is a core pillar of a modern, evidence-based education. As a registered Cambridge Examination Centre, we integrate technology to ensure our students are not just consumers of digital content, but innovative creators prepared for a digitalised age.
Our ICT Framework:
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Cambridge ICT Curriculum: Our learners follow a globally recognized pathway that develops essential skills in computer studies.
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A Solution-Oriented Approach: We teach ICT as a tool for problem-solving. From the Infants department to the Juniors, technology is used to support literacy, numeracy, and creative research.
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Specialized Instruction: Lessons are led by qualified specialists who focus on technical mastery and the ethical use of technology, aligning with our school’s Catholic ethos and values of Unhu/Ubuntu.
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Evidence-Based Learning: We leverage modern hardware and software to provide a hands-on experience, ensuring students are “future-proofed” for higher education and beyond.
Key Skills Developed:
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Foundational Computing: Understanding hardware, software, and file management.
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Creative Digital Arts: Introduction to word processing, digital drawing, and multimedia presentations.
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Digital Citizenship: Navigating the internet safely, respectfully, and responsibly.
Our Goal: To produce technologically savvy students who use their skills to contribute meaningfully to national development and innovation.
