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
Digital Schools Awards talks to Lucy Scollen and Kay Harvey at Heriot Primary School in Scotland about their digital journey and why they applied for the digital schools award during the pandemic. Lucy and Kay explain how they integrated blended learning and remote learning to learning and teaching in their
A handful of nursery schools have become the first in Scotland to complete a pioneering education initiative developed to encourage digital learning amongst children. Pre-schools from across Scotland were officially recognised by Education Scotland today (Tuesday 17 September) for their commitment to promoting digital skills in the classroom. They were
An innovative scheme promoting excellence in digital learning and teaching, is set to be offered to Scottish secondary schools with the express aim of equipping pupils with cutting-edge digital skills.
Your school is encouraged to register for the Digital Schools Awards Programme Northern Ireland. The Digital Schools Awards Northern Ireland is a national awards programme which promotes, recognises and encourages best practice use of digital technology in primary schools. For more information and to register your school go to http://www.digitalschoolsawards.co.uk
Digital Schools of Distinction is an awards programme which aims to promote, recognise and encourage excellence in the use of technology in primary schools in the Republic of Ireland
Minister for Education John O’Dowd welcomes HP Inc, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Microsoft support for education. Primary schools in Northern Ireland are urged to sign up to the Programme, which will help schools assess progress and recognise excellence in the use of technology at primary level while providing practical support
