Digital Learning

Technology Supporting Learning

Digital technology plays an important role in modern education, providing students with new ways to access information, collaborate, create, and engage with their learning.

At Jesus and Mary Secondary School, Gortnor Abbey, technology is used to enhance teaching and learning experiences across a range of subjects and year groups. Digital tools help students develop confidence, independence, and the skills needed to succeed in an increasingly connected world.

Our approach focuses on using technology purposefully to support learning, creativity, communication, and problem-solving.

How We Support Students

Student Support Services

A range of supports may be provided depending on individual student needs and recommendations.

Individual Learning Support

Targeted support to help students access learning and develop key skills.

Small Group Support

Structured interventions delivered in a supportive learning environment.

Classroom Support

Collaboration with subject teachers to promote inclusive learning experiences.

Student-Centred Planning

Support plans developed in partnership with students, parents, and relevant professionals.

Enhancing the Learning Experience

Technology is integrated across a wide range of subjects and learning experiences, supporting research, project work, presentations, creativity, communication, and independent study. By incorporating digital tools into everyday learning, students gain valuable experience while developing the confidence to use technology effectively and responsibly. The focus remains on enhancing learning rather than replacing it, ensuring that technology is used in meaningful and purposeful ways throughout the school experience.

Enhancing the Learning Experience

Technology Across the Curriculum

Digital learning is integrated across a wide range of subjects and learning experiences.

Technology can support research, project work, presentations, creative activities, communication, and independent study. By incorporating digital tools into everyday learning, students gain valuable experience while developing the confidence to use technology effectively and responsibly.

The focus remains on enhancing learning rather than replacing it, ensuring that technology is used in meaningful and purposeful ways.