LGFL Content Resources
Posted by Andrew Ferrier on Feb 19th, 2008
To get the latest update on what’s available in the LGFL content are check out this pdf document.
LGfL Technical Update Conference
Posted by Andrew Ferrier on Feb 19th, 2008
17th March 2008
BT Centre, 81 Newgate Street. London EC1A 7AJ
The last conference was highly oversubscribed, so in order to offer this opportunity to as many technical colleagues as possible we will be running this conference twice, using the morning and afternoon slots. Sessions so far will include: Sophos update, e-safety – technical solutions, MLE update, equipment security.
LGFL News: Music Teachers
Posted by Andrew Ferrier on Feb 19th, 2008
Gigajam Junior
New on LGfL for music is Gigajam Junior. Gigabot takes you through lessons, video clips, and a Gigapedia glossary section, to give you all you need to introduce the young learner to the world of drumming. Start by going to the Exploring the Drums section to discover what each part of a kit is called and what it does and to build you own drum-kit. www.gigafun.lgfl.net
LGFL News: Newham Scheme of Work for ICT
Posted by Andrew Ferrier on Feb 19th, 2008
Newham ICT Scheme of Work
In addition to their foundation stage materials, Newham have now launched their entire ICT scheme of work (covering years 1 - 6). Featuring active flip chart resources and tutorial videos there is a wealth of resources on offer. Importantly every unit contains a challenge lesson which gives the children an opportunity to develop their independent ICT capability. http://www.itass.newham.gov.uk/curriculum/sow.aspx
- LGFL , Primary ICT SUbject Leaders , KS1 , KS2 , Collaboration , Education , ICT
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LGFL News: Drama and History Project
Posted by Andrew Ferrier on Feb 19th, 2008
New Voices, Old Vic
Under Kevin Spacey’s direction, the Old Vic Education section has employed professional directors, writers and actors to work with pupils and students from South London schools on a variety of projects to encourage them to think about the creative use of drama in other subjects. The first project was a joint collaboration with the Imperial War Museum around the theme of the first day of the battle of the Somme in 1916.
LGfL has agreed to host this and subsequent OVNV projects to make them available permanently as an anytime, anywhere resource for the National Education Network. Each project comes with full lesson plans and videos to help teachers and students create their own version of the project in their school.
Find this in the KS3/4 English and History menus or directly at www.ovnv.lgfl.net
