SDP (School Action/Development Plan)

Correspondence with link/trustee governor (PowerPoint Presentation - presented by curriculum leader to the governors)

Engagement with Computing Hub - attending courses, engaging with STEM community, reading the updates/blogs

School Vision Statement for Computing (on website) https://www.paddockjinschool.co.uk/kirklees/primary/paddock/site/pages/curriculum/curriculum/computing

Teacher Certificates for Subject Leaders (specialising or leading) and Classroom Teachers (developing in the classroom)

Parental engagement - newsletters, open afternoons/evenings, training, social media correspondence or platforms (Seesaw, ClassDojo), online safety newsletters 

Monitoring audits - lesson visits, pupil voice, staff voice, work scrutiny, learning walks

Policies - computing, online safety (not just your role!), social media policy, safe use of technology devices

Curriculum Maps / Road Map (Long-Term Overview) 

Outline of Online Safety offer (Framework chosen and how it is mapped into the curriculum)

Progression of Knowledge and Skills

School Development Plan - if curriculum needs improvements of use of physical equipment, uptodate infrastructure, new devices required.

Develop use of pedagogy/scaffolding

Use of physical computing in the curriculum - where is it evident and why?

Computing in EYFS (a small document outlining their work around computing and technology) 

Curriculum adaptation for SEND/EAL pupils - evidence could be amendments to lesson plans by teachers / attending SEND Course.

Staff CPD records to show improvement in delivering the curriculum and Teacher Certifications

Liaise with IT technicians to keep infrastructure up to date and available to teach the curriculum

Code Clubs and After School- evidence of resources used and pupil projects/outcomes

Workshops - Code Show, PrimeVR, TechWeCan (and local businesses)

Trips

Competitions (Bebras for example) + challenge cards for lessons

Showcase of any work - digital art gallery for example.

Work STEM/Computing ambassadors to promote STEM in school e.g. Whole School Projects, STEM Clubs, Open Days, Careers Days/Weeks, Competitions etc.

Curriculum adaptation to support SEND learners

Intent, Implementation and Impact statements

SEND support/provision plans identify support for learners in computing

Photographic evidence of resources used

Adaptations to the curriculum to ensure it is appropriately challenging

Role models and prominent figures mapped into the curriculum

Workshops from local businesses / STEM ambassadors / secondary schools to inspire all learners

Diverse range of learners taking part in enrichment activities

Pedagogical knowledge evident in planning to support learners

Lesson plans / curriculum / workshops to show it is culturally responsive

Action plan to show evidence of building in strategies to build resilience, overcome learnt helplessness and support learner progress through semantic waves.

Pupil voice

Assessment data showing progress of diverse range of learners

Pupil feedback from enrichment activities

Pupil Voice

Digital portfolios / evidence of work - outcomes

Exemplar portfolios - WT/ARE/GD

Finished projects - photographic / video / Screenshot evidence

Assessment data from digital quizzes

Monitoring Cycle evidence - learning walks, lesson observations, work scrutiny, pupil voice

Attainment data

Impact of enrichment activities - pupil feedback, attainment data, success in competitions

Staff CPD records to show improvement in delivering the curriculum and Teacher Certifications

Pupil voice responses 

Digital Quizzes, Rubrics, MCQ completed examples

Use of pedagogies through learning walks, portfolios of work, digital portfolio evidence, pupil and staff voice. 

Adaptations to lesson plans to show strategies on how to deal with common misconceptions

Assessment Data

Examples of completed self and peer assessments

Implementation and Impact Statements (computing policy, website)

Computing policy highlighting expectation of assessment (formative, summative, recording, overcoming barriers to learning)

Assessment policy highlighting expectations of computing or foundation subjects

Knowledge organisers: pupils and staff

STEM ambassadors careers workshops 

School activities e.g. STEM careers week, day, open day w/ parents

Career workshops with local business or parents in STEM careers

Careers in computing display

Careers slides at the end of teaching units

Role Models and prominent figures mapped into the curriculum 

Competitions and other enrichment linked to future careers e.g. F1 Primary challenge 

Share experiences of school activity on Careers, Clubs and Cross-Curricular Group on STEM Community

Evidence of transition activities with secondary schools

Evidence in computing curriculum of discussion/activities around careers and pupils accessing relevant websites (BBC Bitesize, Barefoot, Primary Futures, education and employers, Primary Careers)

Role play areas, displays, books e.g. AvaChipBooks, Hidden Figures

Trips

Vision statement (intent)

Pupil feedback of enrichment activity

Staff CPD records to show improvement in delivering the curriculum and Teacher Certifications

Staff meeting minutes to show internal CPD (with follow up questionnaires or interviews with staff to show impact)

Staff audits to learn levels of knowledge, skills and confidence 

NPQ in LT

STEM accreditations 

Barefoot Computing workshops

Subscription to Hello World magazine

Attendance with CAS

SWOT Analysis

Subject Leader Network Meetings