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Angel Symposium
TIPD
Badajoz
School Report
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Fab French
@ Windy Nook
PEAS
physical ed & sport
soundwords
libraries+radio
ictWorks
everything ICT
luvscience
science blog
Que Me Dices
MFL blog
CADCAM
Gateshead CLC
CLC webradio
Numeracy Blog
RAS
Literacy Blog
RAS
Lice Hunter
WW1 creepy crawlies
tuned-in
music for the classroom
Westall's War
WWII bombing disaster
DragonSpear
Dragon Theme Day
Walk the Plank
there be pirates
Whickham Web Wanderers
local history
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Made of steel
I am a dalek
Revenge of the judoon
Dracula the play
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Contact
Moira Thompson
CLC Manager/ICT Advisor
Gateshead CLC
Unit 6
Keel Row
The Watermark
Gateshead
NE11 9SZ
0191 460 2900
Sarah Atkinson
Admin Assistant
0191 460 2900
Peter Bolger
Gateshead Grid for Learning Manager
07888 658863
Janine Brookes
Admin Manager
0191 460 2900
Mike Carter
Primary ICT Consultant
CLC Deputy Manager
0788 679 1263
Trevor Carter
Secondary ICT Consultant
0788 264 6092
Chris Hewitson
Web Developer
0788 224 8778
Gary Reeve
Admin Assistant
0191 460 2900
Steve Sanderson
ICT Developer
07888 665 6058
Paul Simpson
Tech Assistant
0191 460 2900
Paul Stott
Network Manager
07888 676 3212
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What...
who are we and what do we do...?
We're involved in a wide range of activities, projects, initiatives and partnerships, designed to improve teaching and learning in Gateshead - from cradle to grave.
Check out this interpretation of what we do. (Flash Movie)
Lorem volutpat
Happiness...
June 20, 2008
Rosemary Endacott from Lord Lawson of Beamish School writes...
Year 8 pupils from Lord Lawson school are asking to return to Gateshead City Learning Centre as soon as possible following an enjoyable morning spent learning animation skills. Twenty six pupils worked against the clock to create a two minute animated film which had been prepared during the previous week.
Their enthusiasm was matched by the excellent advice and help they received from Paul Stott and Natalie. By the end of the morning, they were reluctant to leave. When they returned to school their smiles and comments said it all:
'Will we go there next week, Miss?'
'Wow! Wait til I tell my mates what we've done.'
'I really enjoyed that. It was brill.'
As the government tries to raise achievement in shools, particularly amongst boys, it's interesting to note that the majority of this group were boys. Many of whom took on extra homework in order to achieve their goals.
Verdict?
A resounding success!
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Gateshead CLC - Primary Learning Programme
June 10, 2008
You can download our programme for Primary schools for 2008-2009 below
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Young People and Social Networking Services
June 6, 2008
Childnet International Research have just published the above report. The report was written from a UK schools and Further Education perspective. Pretty much essential reading for all those involved in this arena.
The report can be downloaded from the Digizen website.
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Angel Symposium
May 16, 2008
ictGateshead were recently asked to create a website for our friends in Gateshead Council's Arts Department, the website was for the very successful Angel Symposium which was recently held at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art on 15 May. On the day, not only were we represented through the website, but we were also on hand to give assistance to the many bloggers who were present on the day.
All in all, the day went very successfully and the blog remains online with key speakers presentations to be added...
Check it out - www.itsmyangel.com
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Twitterfeed
May 14, 2008
Just added this blog to Twitterfeed which means you get our new content direct to your twitter enabled device.
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BBC Technology News
BBC Education News
CEHI - Gateshead Health News
Gateshead Early Years
Podcasts/Vodcasts
Welcome...
Become part of the buzz and work with us this term! There's some great opportunities in CADCAM, WebRadio, MFL blogging and much, much more. Call us.
Moira Thompson
CLC Manager/ICT Adviser
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Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
This is a place where you can report any inappropriate or potentially illegal activity with or towards a child online. Content that you have seen online, which you consider to be potentially illegal, can be reported to the Internet Watch Foundation. There is no need to contact the police directly as the Internet Watch Foundation are qualified to judge the illegality of the material and will report to the police if necessary.
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