but you wont find anything specific in that (our dear government is good at saying what is wrong, and demanding change but less good at saying what it actually wants - you can't be wrong then!)
The links in my original post give the flavour. There was further consultation and a couple of speeches by Gove. I'll dig those out after tea
(the emphasis on basic computer skills probably represents the managerial response to the previous National Curriculim: skills development was ghetto-ised into ICT instead of word processing as part of English, spreadsheets in Maths &c)
http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/teachingandlearning/curr...
but you wont find anything specific in that (our dear government is good at saying what is wrong, and demanding change but less good at saying what it actually wants - you can't be wrong then!)
The links in my original post give the flavour. There was further consultation and a couple of speeches by Gove. I'll dig those out after tea
EDIT: one proposed curriculum model
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/mortarboard/2012/nov/13/...
This tells you where the ICT teachers are
http://www.nfer.ac.uk/about-nfer/press/programming-not-a-hig...
(the emphasis on basic computer skills probably represents the managerial response to the previous National Curriculim: skills development was ghetto-ised into ICT instead of word processing as part of English, spreadsheets in Maths &c)