“Our children, staff and families are very proud to have achieved the Digital Schools Awards Scotland in recognition of our digital learning journey. We are excited to share our good news with our wider community and continue to learn and grow while supporting others as a mentor school.” Ashley Walker (nee Lonie), Quarry View Nursery, Dundee
Tayview Primary are delighted to be award the Digital Schools Award. We have worked hard to ensure that digital technology is embedded within our curriculum at Tayview. Our learners really enjoyed showcasing their digital learning experience as part of the validation process. Callum Hay, Acting Principal Teacher, Tayview Primary School
“Receiving our Digital Schools Endorsement award is perhaps even more exciting than achieving our original award in 2021! This award recognises our ongoing dedication and commitment to, as well as our enthusiasm for, ensuring that the curriculum and tools offered to children within East Calder Primary School embraces the most up-to-date digital technologies effectively; develops computer science and data literacy skills in our children; and consistently supports and enhances children’s learning experiences.” Fiona Stewart, Headteacher, East Calder Primary
“Achieving the Digital Schools Award has been a hugely rewarding experience for everyone involved. Learners have developed and showcased their knowledge and skills, teachers have collaborated and benefited from the expertise of one another, and, in turn, the school has become a more digital and innovative community.” Hamish Munro Bun-sgoil Goodlyburn Goodlyburn Primary School
Robert O’Reilly, Principal at St. Mary’s in Ballina, shares how he leverages infrastructure and technology to enhance student success. EdTech Solutions Experts, Computex IT offer a glimpse into future-ready IT solutions for schools.
Secondary school students from St Joseph’s Secondary School, North Dublin in Ireland, along with Darren Byrne, and primary students from St Patrick’s Primary, South Ayrshire in Scotland, alongside Lynsey May, join us for this webinar. Hear how these students are leading and contributing to their schools’ digital journey.
Discover practical strategies for leading & supporting CPD in your school from two of our leading Mentor Schools: Mark Davidson, Newbattle High School, Midlothian,Scotland Neil McLaughlin, Muckross Park College, Dublin, Ireland
Following Noblehill Primary Schools successful achievement of the Digital Schools Award in 2022, they are delighted to announce that following a successful verification process in October of this year, they have now been awarded the Digital Well Being Award. This Award for Cyber Resilience and Internet Safety is designed to provide education professionals with the resources and support required to help pupils safely navigate the digital world. Schools that successfully complete the programme receive a nationally recognised award by Education Scotland. This is a fantastic achievement for the school as the award recognises that digital wellbeing and cyber resilience/ internet safety skills are being embedded throughout the school. Well done to all our staff and pupils for their hard work throughout the process.
Two mentor digital schools Braes High School, Falkirk Scotland and Blackrock College, Dublin Ireland lead this webinar on Leadership and Empowering Learners in Schools. Second in series of webinars held by Digital Schools Awards.
Webinar hosted by Digital Schools Awards on Digital Teaching and Learning presented by mentor schools St Mungo’s High School and St Aloysius College. Learn from experienced educators who are successfully using technology in the classroom.
