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.
Awarded mentor school, Gryffe High School in Scotland showcase how digital technology is being developed to enrich learning & teaching. This is a practical session exploring how one school is managing and supporting their digital environment.
Two mentor schools, St Colmcilles Community School represented by Jennifer Ni Mhuirí and Andrew Bates, and LeCheile Secondary School represented by Paul Kennedy, share their story about supporting student learning in and outside the classroom through collaboration and networking approaches.
Catherine Cunningham from Digital Schools Awards talks us through the journey schools can expect from their involvement in the programme. Catherine is a validator for the programme and in this session, she gives a detailed view of what teachers need to consider when doing the self-evaluation; collating evidence and how
Gavin Pyott, Grove Academy, Dundee City in Scotland talks to Joanna Maclean, Digital Schools Awards about leading digital literacy across the secondary school and within the cluster of primary schools in the local area.
Judi Regan, St Andrew’s Nursery School, Scotland talks to Joanna Maclean, Digital Schools Awards about how she is leading digital learning and teaching at St. Andrew’s Primary School. Judi explains how the Digital Schools Awards model helped innovation and knowledge transfer from her previous school, Menzieshill Primary School, to St.
Joanna Maclean, Digital Schools Awards talks to Sarah Jenkins, Rosebank Primary School about their approach to attaining and maintaining school improvements in digital literacy. Rosebank Primary is a city centre school in Dundee, Scotland and is located in an area of high deprivation. 270 pupils attend Rosebank which is based
Welcome to the Digital Schools Awards Leadership Series. You are joining Joanna Maclean, validator for Digital Schools Awards in conversation with Arlene Daviot Primary School in Inverness, Highlands. In this session Arlene reflects on Daviot’s approach to using self-reflection to lead digital transformation in school. Daviot Primary was awarded digital
Jayne Mays and Barbara Smith at Fintry Primary School in Dundee City, Scotland, talk to Joanna Maclean, Digital Schools Awards about their school’s journey to becoming an awarded digital school. Jayne and Barbara share insights into how teachers at Fintry are empowered to take digital literacy forward in their own
