Twitter Wall

Twitter Wall

02/06/20

Retweetd From Future First

For we want to celebrate volunteers such as who is helping a student understand the world of journalism. With work experience cancelled, conversations around careers are more important than ever

31/05/20

Retweetd From Suzanne Gilbey

thank you for “Something inside so strong” this beautiful evening. Reminded me of this pre lockdown moment when chamber choir performed it . They were headed to Sweden to sing all together but it was cancelled😢 Glad ur back Amy 🤗 https://t.co/jsLe6mIoGw

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29/05/20

Retweetd From KRSCP

We need everyone to help protect vulnerable children during the COVID-19 crisis. If you see or hear something that doesn’t sit right with you, please call the Kingston and Richmond Safeguarding Children Partnership on 020 8547 5008. https://t.co/1RKvbAMIBX

29/05/20

Retweetd From KRSCP

Aged 18 or below? You can get help and advice by speaking to a counsellor online or on the phone at Childline. It’s free and confidential, meaning you can talk comfortably and about anything. Visit https://t.co/Sp567AeBXI for online services or call 0800 1111.

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23/05/20

Retweetd From KRSCP

As many as 1 in 5 children and young people experience domestic abuse. Safeguarding children is everyone’s responsibility. If you see or hear something, report it by calling 020 8547 5008. https://t.co/kZH2mDiRVP

20/05/20

It’s in and this year’s theme is We would love to hear your stories of kindness in these difficult times https://t.co/fE0szez6Du

18/05/20

This week is and have shared some really useful suggestions for parents... https://t.co/BqlkziGpsp

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18/05/20

Retweetd From YoungMinds

If your child finds it difficult to talk about their feelings, here are some conversation starters that you can use. https://t.co/excdDI11AD

13/05/20

Teacher of Mathematics, Waldegrave School, Richmond upon Thames https://t.co/exG8GzbefN

07/05/20

Teacher of Psychology and Sociology, Waldegrave School, Richmond upon Thames https://t.co/bJt414uk6J

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05/05/20

Retweetd From Click Photography

Click Photography's one-a-day project. Free daily assignments for Yr4-13. Wk6 Pics of the Week. Snappers from Join us @ https://t.co/4hi4lr6Ydp https://t.co/TAXyYNWBb5

05/05/20

You are very welcome! https://t.co/HWmf0TdvfW

04/05/20

Head of Mathematics, Waldegrave School, Richmond upon Thames https://t.co/rguFuChkid

27/04/20

Retweetd From WaldegraveDofE

DofE award supporting young people to complete their awards during this challenging time. https://t.co/1V1rCRr0yU

18/04/20

Retweetd From Citizens Advice Richmond

And of course https://t.co/dNXVdQmUsQ https://t.co/MJkoOkwn6p

18/04/20

Well done Lottie! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 https://t.co/CKE2naCDEs

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18/04/20

Retweetd From Step On Stage

Check out our students on the website. This week, Head Girl Jessica has written about her experiences in the https://t.co/8egh2lJn81 https://t.co/E3VTZWo5WZ

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1250712776030519298

16/04/20

A reminder of some the sources of support available https://t.co/UoIG0ApqVA

03/04/20

She was a truly remarkable woman and an unforgettable part of Waldegrave. Thank you for sharing this memory ❤️ https://t.co/nkHuG3cCbO

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1244373743197093889

29/03/20

Retweetd From Suzanne Gilbey

This beautiful moment from Waldegrave Chamber Choir in Sunday, competing in https://t.co/qdHc2Xqi60

Computing

Computers are now part of everyday life and, for most of us, technology is essential to our lives, at home and at work.  The computing curriculum has been designed to equip pupils with the skills that they will need in their increasingly digital world.  In their lessons they will learn how computers and computer systems work, they will design and build programs, they will develop their ideas using technology, and create a range of digital content.

There are three distinct strands within the computing curriculum:  computer science, information technology and digital literacy. Computer science is the scientific and practical study of computation where we study how hardware works and how we can use it to solve problems and program solutions.  Information technology is concerned with how computers and telecommunications equipment work, and how they can be used to create, store, retrieve, manipulate and transmit data. Digital literacy is concerned with creating confident digital citizens through studying how to effectively, responsibly, safely and critically find, adapt and create digital content in both the online and offline world.  

Computer Science Learning Walk