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Commendation

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  • March 2011: Cambridgeshire Education ICT Service are Highly Commended by the Naace Board, receiving their award from former schools minister Jim Knight, now Lord Knight of Weymouth in recognition of their work on the Cambridgeshire Young People's Film Festival. This professional ICT association has a long standing history of supporting those working in education to use ICT to achieve the greatest possible impact.

Comments

Partial Quote: We are hoping this year to have a film project and enter at least a film per class. It has had a real impact for us. (Cambridgeshire Headteacher) Select any image to see the larger version Partial Quote: This is a great opportunity to let pupils loose with camears, learning together, script writing, delegating roles... Competing with other schools, they see the standards that are possible to achieve. (Cambridgeshire ICT Subject Leader)
Partial Quote: A wonderful opportunity for the less academically able children. One parent wrote us a letter thanking us for allowing her child to shine. (Cambridgeshire TA) Partial Quote: You learn a lot of new skills, how to edit films and how to film them.... I entered a solo film and a film with my school. (Alex, aged 10) Partial Quote: A great opportunity to use film within the curriculum and giving the children the opportunity to produce work for a purpose. It gives a very motivating context in which to develop presentational skills. (Cambridgeshire Teacher and TA))

 

 

 

 

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