Rebecca Way

Whole School Head of IT & Computing @ Dyatmika School

About

Over the last 9 years I have taught Computing and ICT to Key Stage 1/2/3/4/5, within this time I have also carried out the role as a pastoral tutor and held a middle leadership positions as Head of Department and Housemistress. My current role is Head of ICT at Dyatmika School. I am a caring and approachable teacher and ensuring all pupils feel comfortable in my learning environment is key. I believe that every pupil deserves the right support throughout their time in school to empower them to do their best, this is something I bring into the classroom but can also support on a deeper level. I am interested in continuing to develop my pastoral career with mental health and wellbing being a key focus.

Country

Indonesia

City

Bali

Industry

Primary/Secondary Education

Skill

Teaching, Problem Solving, Teamwork, Presentation Skills, Organization Skills, Relationship Building, Skilled Multi-tasker, Team Motivation, Python (Programming Language)

Experience

Whole School Head of IT & Computing

Dyatmika School

2023-8 - Present · 3 yrs 2 mos

Bali, Indonesia

ICT teacher

Dyatmika School

2022-8 - 2023-8 · 1 yr 1 mo

Bali, Indonesia

Housemistress/Computer Science Teacher

Harrow International School,Shenzhen Qianhai

2020-8 - 2022-8 · 2 yrs 1 mo

Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

• Developed several aspects of the school’s first Pastoral system, including House ethos, Year 6 Transition Week and Behaviour Policy. • Developed Upper School Computing Scheme of Work (SOW) including iGCSE, in line with the UK National Curriculum. • Co-managed a Whole School project: Innovation Week. • Currently completing Youth Mental Health First Aid and Advanced Safeguarding training.

Head Of Computing

Sir Bernard Lovell Academy

2018-9 - 2020-7 · 1 yr 11 mos

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

• Re-designed Key Stage 3 and 4 curricula in line with the National Curriculum. • Monitored subject data across Key Stage 3 and 4 and used this to inform pupil support and department improvement plans. • Improved pupil awareness of subjects alongside GCSE grades. • Increased number of girls opting for GCSE Computer Science.