Tyron – For good behaviour and effort when in the Academy this week. Well done
Dylan – Star of the week in school this week. Well done
Olivia – Well done for having another good week in the Academy.
Conrad – Star of the week this week for sitting your English exam. Well done
Dylan – for working hard when attending school this week. Well done
Olivia – for having a fantastic week in the Academy this week. Well done
Jack – well done for following the lockdown rules and also supporting mum at home.
Olivia – for a fantastic week in the Academy. Well done
Shane – For working hard to produce some great artwork. Well done.
Millie – for completing all of her work packs and adhering to the government guidelines and staying at home. Well done.
Conrad – for starting his work and working his best without his overlay, as well as putting effort into his work. Week done.
Tyler – for completing every bit of work given to him and really trying hard. Well done.
Lillie – For completing all the work set and returning it for marking. Well done
Max – For completing and returning all the work set by staff. Well done.
Charlotte – For working really hard. Well done.
Dylan – For working really hard. Well done
Chrissy – For good behaviour in the Academy this week and for great effort.
Dom – for brilliant work on percentages this week, for not giving up until you mastered them. Well done
Rediscovering potential rebuilding futures

ECDL

European Computer Driving License

At first I wondered why this was on my timetable, I like computers and want to go into IT when I leave school. After being in the classes I realised that this course taught the key themes that I needed to know if I want to progress in IT, it’s the ‘main server’ for any IT qualification.  I like the way that you work at your own pace, completing the work that you need to do and not what the class needs to do. I’ve only been doing  the course for a term and I am now entered for my exam, that makes me feel good.

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Computer Skills

The ECDL (European Computer Driving License) certification is a internationally recognised qualification, it is a recognition of literacy in computer skills and is designed for novices or casual computer users.

ECDL is awarded according to a four-tier grading structure, ranging from pass to distinction-star. This ensures learners receive the right level of recognition for their efforts.