The winners of the 2011 Naace ICT Impact Awards were announced at the Naace Strategic Conference Gala Dinner on Weds 16 March at Wokefield Park.

Lord Jim Knight of Weymouth presented the awards to successful candidates in a glittering ceremony.

The Naace Board of Management extend congratulations to all of the winners and wish to commend all those nominated for their excellent contributions.

EYFS Award Winner

Congratulations to Lynn Scott, Assistant Headteacher, Childwall Valley Primary School, Liverpool

Childwall Valley Primary School - Lynn Scott - EYFS Award

Using ICT to enhance teaching and learning within the Foundation stage. Childwall Valley was a Fresh start school - ICT has been developed across all curriculum areas to impact on pupil outcomes and attainment, to motivate children and in particular to develop Language and literacy. Foundation stage children create and develop their own movies, podcasts, animations and compose music using garageband.

Primary Award Winner

Congratulations to David Mitchell, Deputy Headteacher better known as deputymitchell, Heathfield Primary School, Bolton

NAACE ICT Impact Award - David Mitchell - Primary Award

David Mitchell's video submission to support his NAACE ICT Impact Award (Primary) nomination

Secondary Award Winner

Congratulations to Will Cragg, Head of Music,Teddington School, Middlesex

William Cragg: Making Difficult Things Easy - Secondary Award

William Cragg: Making Difficult Things Easy - Secondary Award

Post Compulsory Winner

Congratulations to the AQA Bacculareate Team

AQA Bacc Enrichment Diary - What Users Think - Post Compulsory Award

This video represents a day spent with Rawlins Community College in Quorn. It illustrates the impact that the enrichment diary has had on students and their teachers at this college.

Supporting inclusion in any phase

Congratulations to Caroline Bradbury, Class teacher, Selworthy Special School, Taunton

Highly Commended in the Primary Category

Congratulations to Sally Elding, Senior Curriculum Adviser, Cambridgeshire Education ICT Service, Cambridge

Cambridgeshire Young People's Film Festival - Sally Elding - Primary Award

Children as young as five years old are not only watching films but scripting, filming and editing them as well. These aspiring film makers hope that their films will be good enough to impress a panel of judges and win an award at the Cambridgeshire Young People's Film Awards ceremony. Now in it's fourth year what has been the impact of this annual event? Without a doubt it has engaged young people in the whole film making process and made contributions to their overall development. It has inspired teachers to learn for themselves more about filmmaking and the benefits and opportunities it provides. Industry experts provide an additonal level of support and inspiration.Online submission enables friends and families to join in through online voting and commenting.