It is really easy to use PowerPoint to create a spinning selector. I have used this tutorial from The Tech Train many times to create a name selector, letter selector, key word selector and many more. Once you have done the first one, it is easy to swap and changeRead More →
If you are concerned about Artificial Intelligence and Online Safety, then a good starting point would be to look at the guidance provided by South West Grid for Learning. Their support page breaks down everything you need to know about AI and how to stay safe online. It explains whatRead More →
The final Be Internet Legends assemblies of the year are aimed at Year 6 for their transition to secondary school. The assembly shows pupils how the five Legends pillars can help them to settle in and support each other in their new environment, staying positive and safer online. There willRead More →
The Council for British Archaeology’s Festival of Archaeology is the UK’s biggest annual celebration of archaeology. This year the theme for the festival is Archaeology and Creativity and there are some wonderful resources out there for you to tap into. Archaeology at its heart is a creative process. It’s aboutRead More →
The Raspberry Pi Foundation have some exciting coding projects to try with your students. All the guidance you need is within the project so that you and your students can get started straightaway. All of the projects are categorised so that you can easily find what is suitable for yourRead More →
An update from CEOP Education – Sky News – an opportunity for schools. Sky News are seeking primary or secondary teachers to deliver a CEOP Education lesson with children on camera, to highlight the work that schools are doing to protect children from online sexual abuse. Only a short portionRead More →
Parents and carers resources from CEOP are the perfect way to encourage open and balanced conversations at home on a wide range of topics. There are six activity sheets to download and share, topics covered: For each one of the above, there is also a video to support these topicsRead More →
Insect Week 2023 is about all ‘the little things that run the world’. It is an annual celebration and is dedicated to encouraging people of all ages to learn more about insects and runs from 19th June to 25th June 2023. Insects are by far the most diverse and ecologicallyRead More →
The Department for Education (DfE) has commissioned an independent review of teachers’ professional development. The review, which is being led by Ofsted, is looking at the quality of teachers’ training and development in schools. The first phase of the review has now been completed, and the interim findings have beenRead More →
Now you can make animated games that interact with your face! Scratch Lab has created some fun blocks that allow you to make interactive games using machine learning. The Scratch Lab is where the team shares new ideas and where you can try them out. At the moment there areRead More →
“How do I teach AI and machine learning to my class?” This is a question often asked at the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Now, in collaboration with leading AI company DeepMind, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has produced a learning programme to help you inspire and engage students when teaching about artificialRead More →