By blog on Feb 29, 2008 in 1) Events and Training days | 0 Comments
Thanks to all at the Education Show for a really enjoyable day.
It was great to meet up with so many people. Thanks to Helen Freeman from Scholastic for a LONG, really open and productive meeting about future plans… WATCH THIS SPACE.
Thanks also to the 2Simple, Shoofly, Education City and the Q4Technologies folk for some good [...]
By blog on Feb 25, 2008 in 1) Events and Training days | 4 Comments
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A very enjoyable visit to Ranvilles Infant School in Portsmouth.
Ranvilles won BECTAs ICT Excellence Awards 2007 – Extending learning opportunities (in the primary category)
Congratulations to Fiona Aubrey-Smith (the then Lead Teacher for ICT and Year Leader), John Whitmore (then Deputy Headteacher), Stacey Barnes (Early Years Leader), Julie and Wendy Collins (Headteacher)
Ranvilles Infant School’s strategy is [...]
By blog on Feb 9, 2008 in 1) Events and Training days | 2 Comments
The blog and I had a couple of weeks of digital and analogue discoveries in foreign climes. FUN!!!
Back to it now…
By blog on Feb 8, 2008 in 1) Events and Training days | 7 Comments
Little Aston Primary School, Staffordshire is a delightful school set in the village of Little Aston.
Well done Chris for perspiring us through a great soundtrack!
Thank you to Liz Pearce and Noreen Brain and their colleagues for a really enjoyable day.
We talked at one point about the elements that make good writing and I was [...]
By blog on Feb 6, 2008 in 2) Useful n Interesting, 3) Funnies | 1 Comment
Happy Prosperous Year Of The Rat 2008
Just shows how a great (and simple) theme can be transposed into any culture.
By blog on Feb 4, 2008 in 1) Events and Training days | 10 Comments
Thank you to Richard Jones and all at Roskear Primary School, Camborne, Cornwall for a fun training day. To return from Cyprus, and be met by snow and hail was a shock. That shock was softened by some warm, sunny laughter and smiles from over 50 folk from Roskear and surrounding schools.
Well done to Kieran [...]