An iPad Mini is up for grabs for the winner of Cambridge University Press’ poetry competition – but you’ll have to hurry, the deadline is August 31st. To enter students simply submit a two-minute audio or visual recording of their original spoken word poem on the topic of memories. …
Read More »BNTL announce that all its teaching resources are to be available as free downloads
Temperance charity BNTL produces teaching resources for Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 aimed at helping teachers to educate the children in their care about alcohol and drugs. The resources are neutral, relying on evidence and facts about the negative effects drugs have on the human body. In the past …
Read More »Walworth Academy hosts first ever UK Girl Summit
Walworth Academy was today the chosen venue for the UK Government and UNICEF to host the first ever Girl Summit, committed to ending female genital mutilation (FGM) and child, early and forced marriage (CEFM) within a generation. Speakers at the summit including the Home Secretary Theresa May and International Development …
Read More »Childnet announce the winners of Childnet Film Competition 2014
Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School & Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College were announced as the winners of the fifth annual Childnet Film Competition at a private screening held at the BFI Southbank in London on 14th July. Attending the screening along with industry guests such as …
Read More »Partnership deal provides significant boost for multimedia teaching and student engagement
Vivo and Mobento, two emerging players in the education technology sector have formed a strategic partnership to significantly boost student engagement and increase the breadth of multimedia content available to teachers and students in schools and colleges. The partnership will make video and audio content easier for teachers to find …
Read More »Portcullis launches Raspberry Pi secondary school competition
Portcullis Computer Security, information security specialist, has announced the launch of an ICT competition targeted at secondary schools within the London Borough of Hillingdon. The competition is aimed at reinforcing the government’s amended ICT syllabus for schools, and is based on the Raspberry Pi, a small, fully functional Linux-based PC …
Read More »Primary Pupils Experience “World of Work”
With the latest batch of school leavers searching for jobs, employers continue to complain about the lack of sufficient employability skills, while parents struggle to help with relevant careers advice. To help address these problems, a charity in Milton Keynes has come up with a new scheme called ‘World of …
Read More »St Aloysius’ Catholic Junior School wins British Land Kids’ Cricket final at Lord’s
A team from St Aloysius’ Catholic Junior School in Camden have become the winners of the British Land Kid’s Cricket Inclusive League Final, at the MCC Indoor Centre at Lord’s Cricket Ground. Seven teams from different London boroughs competed in a series of exciting matches on the Inclusive League Final’s …
Read More »St. Aloysius’ Catholic Junior School wins British Land kids’ cricket final at Lords
A team from St Aloysius’ Catholic Junior School in Camden have become the winners of the British Land Kid’s Cricket Inclusive League Final, at the MCC Indoor Centre at Lord’s Cricket Ground. Seven teams from different London boroughs competed in a series of exciting matches on the Inclusive League Final’s …
Read More »Into Film and Doc Academy urge schools to teach conscious use of the internet
What does it mean to be addicted to something and how much time on the internet is too much? What is the role of Facebook, Google and other major corporations behind the internet? What are the consequences of cyberbullying? These and other vital questions about the influence of the worldwide …
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