LogicLab
Grades 6 – 11 · ICT

Where logic
meets technology

ICT class with Dilshan Senevirathne. Lessons you can rewatch any time, from any phone, as many times as you need.

  • Rewatch every lesson at home
  • Content set for your own grade
  • Works on any phone or laptop

Video lessons

Every class recorded and posted for your grade. Missed a day? Watch it that night.

Grade by grade

Grade 6 to Grade 11, each with its own lessons. You only see what belongs to your year.

Private to our class

Only students with an account from sir can open the lessons.

We teach ICT the way it actually works

LogicLab is an O/L ICT class run by Dilshan Senevirathne for students from Grade 6 to Grade 11. We are not here to make you memorise a textbook. We are here to make you understand how computers think, so the paper becomes the easy part.

Why students like this class

ICT is the one subject where the theory sits right next to something you can touch. A network diagram is not a picture in a book, it is the reason your phone gets WiFi. A database is not a table on page 84, it is how your school keeps your marks. Once you see that, the subject stops being something to cram and starts being something you get.

What we cover

  • Full O/L ICT syllabus, Grade 6 right through Grade 11
  • Every lesson recorded so you can rewatch before a test
  • Past paper practice and structured revision
  • Real examples on real computers, not just diagrams

Changing the future with tech

The students in this class will be working in a world built on software. Some of you will write it. Some of you will run businesses on it. All of you will need to think clearly about it. That is what the name means. Logic is the thinking. Lab is where you try it out. Put them together and the future stops being something that happens to you and starts being something you build.

— Dilshan Senevirathne, LogicLab

Contact us

Questions about joining the class, or trouble logging in? Reach out directly.

Lost your password?

Password resets are done by sir directly. Ask in class, or send an email from the address above with your name and grade, and a new password will be issued to you.