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- IT IS NOT JUST FOR GEEKS Naace is delighted to introduce you to a programme developed by Dell for Secondary School students to help raise awareness about Careers in Technology. It is called ‘IT is not just for Geeks’. Please see more details from Dell below:
- DELIVER & ASSESS AN OUTSTANDING ICT & COMPUTING CURRICULUM Deliver & Assess an Outstanding ICT & Computing Curriculum 25th September 2012, Central London, www.oeconferences.com/ICT #ICT2012, follow us on @OptimusEd
- SUPPORTING THE SRF AND WORKING TOWARDS THE ICT MARK - 29 MAY 2012 Naace has developed a Self-review Framework (SRF) support course for personnel who are working with schools and within schools to support their progression through the SRF, with special emphasis on how to assist schools in achieving ICT Mark accreditation. Whether you are a consultant working with schools, or are school based and endeavouring to complete the Self-review Framework for your own school, this course has much to offer. As a consultant supporting schools through this development process you will have the opportunity to establish positive relationships with schools that may lead to further work. During the course we will discuss proactive ways to develop marketing strategies to engage schools with the SRF and ICT Mark. If you are working within a school we will look at strategies for engaging your fellow professionals in collaborative ways to facilitate both progression through the framework and swifter accreditation.
- PRIMARY ICT SUBJECT LEADERS COURSE Primary ICT Subject Leaders Course
- TOWARDS OUTSTANDING TEACHING AND LEARNING (TOTAL) The TOTAL programme will enable dynamic and creative leadership teams, aware in general of the potential of digital technologies, to plan for radical improvements in all aspects of learning.
- INTRODUCING THE NAACE ICT FRAMEWORK 9TH JULY 1.00PM-3.30PM Following the publication of the Naace ICT Curriculum Framework we've received a number of requests from members who wish to be engaged in further development of this project.
- NAACE DISAPPLICATION RESPONSE The government consultation process that has been taking place in the early part of 2012 asked about: Removing the duty on maintained schools to follow the information and communication technology (ICT) Programmes of Study, Attainment Targets and statutory assessment arrangements We are pleased to be able to share our considered response to this consultation process with you. This was submitted on 11/4/12 to the government, along with a copy of our draft ICT framework.
- PRESS RELEASE - OPPORTUNITY OPENS UP AT NAACE WITH A CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP Press Release - Opportunity opens up at Naace with a change of leadership
- PROGRAMMES OF STUDY AND ATTAINMENT TARGETS IN ICT As you are all aware the Department for Education is currently running a consultation regarding the Programmes of Study and Attainment targets in ICT. This consultation closes on 11 April 2012. We have been asked to remind you all that this consultation is taking place and to encourage you all to respond.
- INVITATION TO THE NAACEMARK FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS INFORMATION SESSION - TUESDAY 24TH APRIL 2012 Are you providing important ICT services to schools? Join us for a dedicated NMSP information session on Tuesday 24th April at the Naace offices in Nottingham to find out how you could benefit from becoming a NaaceMark Service Provider.
Press Releases
- Latest Press Release page
- ICT Curriculum for Key Stage 1-3
- Naace Board of Management present their manifesto
- Naace Conference 2012
- New Course for Primary ICT Leaders
- Naace ICT Curriculum for KS3
- Announcement of Shortlisted Candidates for Naace Impact Awards 2012
- 3rd Millennium Learning Awards at BETT2012
- ALT and Naace Launch debate on implications of new technology developments for schools
- Gove's speech at Bett 2012
- Launch of the Naace National Curriculum for KS3
- Launch of the new TOTAL course
- ICT Mark Awards at BETT
- Response to the Ofsted ‘ICT in Schools 2008-2011’ Report
- Naace welcomes Ministerial support for teaching of computer programming in schools
- Emergent Issues & Expert Recommendations from The Future of Technology in our Schools: What Next?
- The future of Technology in our Schools: What Next?
- Naace Impact Awards
- Certified Naace Professionals (CNP)
- Launch of Naace Online ICT CPD Award
- Announcement of Shortlist for Naace ICT Impact Awards
- Tech toys move from living room to classroom
- Ground Breaking Regional Think Tanks
- Harnessing Technology Grant
- Overhaul to England's school building programme
- Letter to Michael Gove
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Naace Board of Management Present aManifesto to their Conference Delegates8 March 2012
At the opening of the Naace Conference 2012, Leicester Marriot, 8 -10 March 2012, the Naace Board of Management issued a Manifesto for their Conference Delegates stating: ‘There is overwhelming evidence from around the world that schools can provide a transformative education, catalysed by new learning technologies. In the UK this is clear from schools gaining the 3rd Millennium Learning Award, Naace Impact Awards, ICT Mark and other recognitions of enhanced learning. The UK is at a critical moment of opportunity. Schools can lead their communities to new levels of learning and achievement over the next five years. This is because of the unprecedented freedoms offered by radical changes in school organisation, curriculum design, accountability and technology.' To see full details and sign up to the manifesto see - www.naace.co.uk/pressrelease/naacemanifesto2012 | |
Supporting the SRF and working towards the ICT MarkNaace has developed a Self-review Framework (SRF) support course for personnel who are working with schools and within schools to support their progression through the SRF, with special emphasis on how to assist schools in achieving ICT Mark accreditation. Book your place now!
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Naace Curriculum - interested?See here for full details - www.naace.co.uk/ks3ictcurriculum
| 3rd Millennium Learning - interested?See here for full details - www.naace.co.uk/thirdmillenniumlearningaward |