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Endeavour Primary School

Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

Find out how ICT is used to build confident, responsible digital learners from Primary 1 to 6, including coding, Microsoft Office, and collaborative online skills.

Last updated 8 July 2026
Students sitting at rows of desktop computers in a lab, with text "Vision & Mission" on the left.

Vision

Competent and effective users of technology to enhance teaching and learning.

Mission

Provide learning experience that harness on ICT to develop self-directed and collaborative learners. Nurturing pupils to be responsible and discerning ICT users.

Students wearing headsets work at computers in a classroom setting, with text reading Programme Highlights / Activities.

Baseline ICT Skills for P1-P6

In alignment with MOE Baseline ICT standards requirements, students will learn to create, curate and connect information in digital networked environment. Students will acquire the following skills at the end of primary school education:

  • Basic operations of computing device (mainly desktop / laptop).

  • Keyboarding skills.

  • Basic Microsoft Office skills (Words, PowerPoint and Excel).

  • Corresponding through an online platform (e.g. email or discussion thread).

  • Working collaboratively online and be familiar with Google suite apps.

  • Plan and create text-based digital artefacts using online applications to communicate information or ideas (e.g. create journals using blogs, co-writing assignments using wikis and shared documents).

Code for Fun @ P6 (10 hours training by IMDA)

Students will learn computational thinking and making, and will be exposed to coding concepts. The programme is conducted as post PSLE activity for the graduating cohort.

ICT enabled learning experience in class

With a spread of computing devices available in school, students will get a chance to experience ICT enriched lessons during curriculum time for classroom activities.