‘Information and communications technology’ lessons in their current form should be dropped from the UK’s national curriculum, according to trade association Intellect. The body said ICT lessons are ...

Education Secretary Michael Gove has announced a replacement for "harmful and dull" ICT classes in England's schools, which he says will better equip pupils for the 21st Century. It will be replaced ...

After months of consultation, the UK government has decided to scrap the boring-snoring information and communication technology (ICT) curriculum. There was a "broad consensus" that the existing ...

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As Michael Gove says pupils are “bored” by school computer lessons, an ICT strategy leader tells Channel 4 News there are many “innovative teachers” keen to get coding onto the curriculum. Education ...

When Ross Lowe was six, he was already trying to play a game on his father’s computer. He began opening up menus, and before long he was creating his own short films in an editing suite. He was coding ...

I am an ICT teacher in a secondary school and find the idea of cross-curricular ICT an exciting prospect (Students use IT to learn but spurn IT GCSE). However, the reality is that many teachers are ...

There have been big improvements in the teaching of information and communication technology (ICT) in schools, Ofsted has said. England's schools' watchdog said there had been many advances since 1997 ...

British schoolchildren are to be encouraged to embrace their inner nerd through changes to the ICT curriculum. Education secretary Michael Gove will tell the Bett conference that pupils are "bored out ...

Information and communications technology (ICT) teachers say plans to shake up the curriculum in England are "exciting" but "challenging". Current ICT lessons will be scrapped from September and ...

A pupil from Thornhill Primary in London testing new software at BETT Information and communications technology (ICT) teachers say plans to shake up the curriculum in England are "exciting" but ...