Use the curriculum links above to access County licenced & Northumberland produced resources.
Belford First School have a bright and cheerful site, created
with our amazing new web making package from eschools.
Visit the school here
In order to provide schools with the maximum flexibility, this year we have structured the e-learning and ICT support provision around three separate Service Level Agreements.
Schools may opt for any or all SLAs depending on their e-learning and ICT support needs.
Find out more about the SLA here...
Read details of the new Broadband SLA
Are
you ready to walk the plank? If you want to get involved email
sue.Wild01@northumberland.gov.uk
with your name, school, year group and the name of your scurvy
crew! Training session delivered from Hepscott
(you take part from school)
Wednesday 30th May or
Monday 11th June at 3.45
Project runs from Wednesday 13th June to Wednesday 18th July. Online sessions commence at 1.15 and last approximately 20 minutes
Click here for all
the details
Previous sites of the week
Commencing
January 2012 we are offering a wide range of courses not
only to support the teaching of ICT but also to support
Teaching and Learning through ICT. Centered based and around
the county!
Click here for all
the details
Please register with Julie Keenlyside if you wish to attend
any courses:
julie.keenlyside@northumberland.gov.uk
A simple animated sequence of instructions for planting a sunflower with text in French and Spanish. The French version also has audio.
The activity is part of our Seasonal Themes in Languages collection of activities which are designed to support your children’s wider learning in languages.
The Pirates Online
project is back this summer!
Find out more ...
The project is free to all members of the ICT SLA
1- click here to join.
Some people have been missing the Clustr visitor location map from the old site, so we're trying out a new version.
Use the controls under the map to spin and zoom in.
Click the enlarge button on the right to see a large globe. The labels show recent visitors. They disappear after 10 minutes of inactivity, but the red dots stay forever. If you switch to 2D view you can find out the name of the city by moving the mouse over the dots. Double click on the 2D map to make it full screen.
A number of new resources for 14-18 year olds and for young people who have special needs and disabilities have been developed by CEOP.
Read the latest Northumberland e-Safety circular letter here
Encyclopaedia Britannica is the latest new resource to be added to Nortle, with versions for Early Years, Primary, Secondary and A-Level students and above.
Information about the Broadband Service Level Agreement from April 2011
Please click here for details of CPD opportunities
and to download the 2010 - 2011 Professional Learning Planner
Google search
Northumberland school website list
Details of our latest projects including Sommerwall and Felix and Charlie