Lots of schools here in the UK and around the world are preparing for Christmas. We’re putting up the decorations at my school this week, so I thought that it might be useful to share a selection of ideas, activities and resources that can be used as part of Christmas activities over the next few [...]
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Teachmeet Sussex Kent ’09
Last night was the first Teachmeet for Sussex and Kent. It took place at The Hop Farm in Paddock Wood and was a fantastic evening. I hope that I’ve managed to collate everyone’s ideas, presentations and links below… if I’ve missed anything, please let me know and I’ll update the post. Mark Warner (twitter) - Using Memiary in the Classroom - I [...]
Interactive Number Square
James Barrett and the Kent ICT team have created a wonderful interactive number square, which has a huge range of options. You can set the square to show whole numbers and decimals, starting at a number of your choice (including zero). You can alter the number of rows shown and use colouring options to highlight [...]
Kent ICT Conference ’09
Phew.. what a week! Over the past seven days, I’ve been busy with an Ofsted inspection at school, our summer fair, and a visit to (including a short presentation at) the Kent ICT conference 2009. The conference was a chance to learn new ideas from the many speakers and talk to suppliers of educational / [...]
Kent NGFL
As a teacher in Kent, here in the UK, I’m very lucky to be able to call upon support of a fantastic team of advisors. The ICT team, in particular, are incredibly active and produce lots of wonderful resources to make things easier for those who work in schools. These materials are freely accessible to [...]
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