[Dfey-general-discuss] [Fwd: [safetynet ] ICT Excellence Awards – now open for entries!]

[Tim Dobson]

Anyone's schools doing anything cool with free technologies?

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Subject: [safetynet] ICT Excellence Awards – now open for entries!
Date: Wed, 17 Feb 2010 14:50:02 +0000
From: Ruth Hammond <address@hidden>
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CC: Christine Hayley <address@hidden>

Dear all

E-safety is an integral part of the awards.  If you have schools who are 
demonstrating excellent practice in using ICT or you provide support for 
schools then you may be interested in the following:


ICT Excellence Awards – now open for entries!

Is your school or organisation making a huge difference with technology? 
Is ICT transforming the way that learners learn, parents communicate and 
staff work?  If so, then Becta wants to hear from you!

Now entering their fifth year, Becta’s ICT Excellence Awards provide a 
great opportunity to not only celebrate the amazing work of schools, 
local authorities and other supporting organisations but to share the 
experiences of those at the forefront of the use of technology in learning.

If you want to share your story or that of a school or organisation that 
you know, the ICT Excellence Awards 2010 are now open for entries.  For 
more information on the categories and criteria, and to access the 
online entry forms, go to 
www.becta.org.uk/excellenceawards<http://www.becta.org.uk/excellenceawards>. 
 The deadline for entries is 24 March 2010.





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