This information session is for ELC practitioners working across a range of ELC settings in Scotland to find out about the exciting Digital Learning Through Play Award in ELC. The Digital Learning Through Play Award in ELC for Scotland is a national award scheme to promote, recognise and encourage a
We’re delighted to welcome Sharon Alexander, Principal Teacher at Carnwath Primary School -the first school in Scotland to achieve all four prestigious digital accolades: Digital Schools Award Primary Digital Schools Award Europe Digital Wellbeing Equitable Creative Coding Award Discover the innovative strategies and practical approaches that have made Carnwath Primary
Invergowrie Nursery Class proudly announces its achievement in gaining three Digital Schools Awards: The Digital Learning Through Play Award in Early Learning, Equitable Creative Coding Award and Digital Wellbeing Award. The nursery are thrilled to be the first setting to receive all three awards together. The Digital Learning Through Play
“Receiving the Digital Safety Award, ECCO Award, and re-validating our Digital School status underscores our commitment to embedding digital literacy throughout our curriculum. Mrs. Ashworth’s dedication has been instrumental in empowering our learners and staff to thrive in the evolving digital landscape.” Headteacher Matthew Hurding.
Whinhill Primary is the the first school in Inverclyde to receive a Digital Wellbeing award and a Digital Schools endorsement. The accolades recognise the pupils’ cyber resilience and internet safety and reflect the work they’ve put in over recent months to embrace new ways of learning. Ilona Dickson, P1 teacher
A North Ayrshire high school has become the first secondary in Scotland to receive a prestigious accolade for digital education. St Matthew’s Academy, Saltcoats, has achieved the Digital Schools Endorsement Award. The Digital Schools Awards (DSA) is a national awards scheme that promotes, recognises and encourages a whole-school approach to
PUPILS at two small Ross-shire primaries are blazing a trail with their use of digital technology that bodes well for the future workforce needs of the country. The Mulbuie and Ferintosh cluster has received the Digital Schools Award for its efforts embracing new ways of learning considered vital to keep
SCHOOLS across Ayrshire are blazing a trail with their use of digital technology that bodes well for the future workforce needs of the country. Schools came together on October 23 for the South Ayrshire Learning Festival supported by HP, AMD, Digital Schools Awards and Clickview. The festival was held at
SANQUHAR Primary is blazing a trail for the future workforce with its use of digital technology. The nursery’s commitment to embracing digital technology and inspiring youngsters has earned it a “Digital Learning Through Play in Early Learning and Childcare Award”. It follows in the footsteps of the school which received
