LAST WEEK'S
ATTENDANCE:
94.4%
IN TOTAL:
210
sessions missed
(=105 school days)
ATTENDANCE
iPADS
We aim to create a safe and supportive environment, where all can feel empowered to independently develop their own skills and knowledge, taking risks where necessary in order to raise aspirations.
We have identified technology as a key tool to enhance learning and support in unlocking our children’s potential.
The use of iPads and technology allows all learners at Belgrave to stay connected, collaborate with others and get creative in their learning journey.
OUR VISION FOR TECHNOLOGY
DIGITAL LEADERS
Children in UKS2 had to apply for the role of Digital Leaders. This role involves:
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Peer to peer support using the iPads
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Half Termly meetings and lunchtime clubs
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Apple Teacher Qualification
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Supporting staff across the school using iPads
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Encouraging creativity using the iPads across school
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Be a role model and promote E-Safety across the school
KEY APPS
SHOWBIE
Showbie allows the children to share their work electronically with their class teacher. Teachers can then send children feedback via voice note. This means the children are receiving more personalised feedback which will help them progress. Staff share key knowledge mats to help the children retrieve key information and support them in becoming Historians, Geographers and Scientists.
iMOVIE
iMovie allows the children to bring their learning to life. Children have recorded videos and put themselves in the trenches of WW1. Others have been at battle with Beowulf. This app allows us to showcase the children’s work in a fun and interactive manner. It is also an opportunity to promote editing and technical skills.
KEYNOTE
Keynote allows the children to showcase their work and present it in a fun and interactive way. Teachers are also using Keynote to develop exciting lessons. Ask your child about how they have used Key Note in school.
NUMBERS
Our Digital Leaders in school have developed an endless note taking template for Maths and English using this core app. Children are now able to take notes and refer to these whenever they need to retrieve or recap some of their previous learning.
