Education Technologies Training

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Education Technologies Training Primary Computing Leaders Development Group

9th June 2022 14:00-15:30

10 Nov 2022 14:00-15:30

08 Mar 2023 14:00 - 15:30

Support is now available for all first, Infant, Junior, Middle schools, as well as Primary schools. Come join us for these network meetings which will be delivered over three sessions termly and is facilitated by an Entrust computing consultant.You will have an opportunity to share best practices, experiences and discuss any challenges faced when developing and embedding the use of technology.From the session you will:

Be signposted to curriculum information and useful resources

Hear about the latest research, resources, and developments (locally and nationally) for Computing, Online Safety and Technology in Education.

Collaborate and share experiences developing your whole school computing and technology improvement plan.

Click here to bookJ2E Webinars17th May 14:00-14:45Exploring Databases in J2E - This workshop will look at collaborative databases in J2Data particularly useful for teachers delivering the Year 3 and 4 Handling data units from the Entrust computing scheme of work. Included in the session will also be a focus on branching databases using JiT for Year 2 and 3 Handling data units from the Entrust computing scheme of work. The skills demonstrated will also be valuable to any teacher who wishes to embed the use of databases across their curriculumClick here to bookLeading Computing in a Primary School22nd June 14:00-16:00Delivery of this course is over three sessions, over three weeks. As part of this course, delegates will have an opportunity to reflect on their practices and add actions to the school’s Computing improvement plan.At the end of the session, delegates will:

Gain an understanding of their strategic role in developing and leading computing across the school

Gain an awareness of the deep-dive approach used to evaluate computing to self-evaluate the school’s provision to identify strengths and any areas for development within the subject

Understand the statutory responsibilities regarding safeguarding online safety

Click here to bookLeading Data Protection in your School14th June 2022 13:30-15:30Webinar content:

Session one – will focus on the lead data protection role to monitor and advise on accountability.

Session two - will look at data breaches - recording, responding, reporting, evaluating, and individual rights.

Course outcome:

Delegates will have a clear understanding of the Data Protection Lead’s role.

Participants will become familiar with identifying data breaches and find out how to remain compliant.

Click here to bookOnline Safety for DSL – 2 part webinar12th and 15th July 13:00-15:00

This course will help DSLs keep abreast of their responsibilities for safeguarding pupils online. Learn how to identify vulnerable pupils and how the online world presents vulnerabilities for pupils. Also, covering the risks SEN and SEND pupils can face online from bullying, radicalisation, and grooming. Come along and gain the confidence to support SEND pupils. The course will explore guidance, responsibilities, best practices, and strategies to manage online safety within schools to meet the latest “Keeping Children Safe in Education” guidance.During the session, we will identify some actions that the schools should complete:

Checking DSL training and staff training.

Reviewing the reporting channels and procedures.

Checking filtering and monitoring procedures.

Reviewing the curriculum content for online safety – breadth, need, and age appropriateness.

Evidencing reviewing online safety provisions.

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