posted by Beth Reader, Performance Information Team Manager, Children and Learning
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posted by Elaine Hughes, Service Manager, Performance, Children and Learning
The new Saunalahti school is a multipurpose school building integrating full day daycare center, school, public library, youth center and many activities after schooldays. The school building is based on safety and flexibility and the architects have considered pedagogical needs.
The number of pupils and staff will be growing each year until 2018. Then it will have grades 0 to 9, approx. 800 pupils and 100 adults.
The emphasis is on drama, art, music, literature, handicrafts, dance and P.E. It has 6 basic principles
As we continue to develop our school investment strategy, it would be good to hear your thoughts on this approach to learning, and what if any we should be aspiring to in Angus.
More details about Saunalahtii school can be found on the link below.
https://brightside.me/article/the-school-of-the-future-has-opened-in-finland-13755/
posted by Alita Spink, Schools and Learning Support Officer
New Developing the Young Workforce resources published
We’ve published new resources on the Introduction to Labour Market Information and Career
Management Skills. Developed in partnership with SDS, they will help practitioners to make the relevant connections between LMI and CMS. An new Exemplification tool for the Career Education Standard (3-18) is now also available. It will support practitioners when planning and developing new practice in career education and reflecting on existing practice.
posted by Stuart Burns, Schools and Learning Support Officer, Digital Learning
Free Trial for Angus Schools
What is BrainPOP?
BrainPOP is an interactive learning resource for P3 – S4 covering all curricular areas, mapped to the Curriculum for Excellence experiences and outcomes.
BrainPOP Junior is also available for P1 and P2.
What does BrainPOP offer?
BrainPOP includes engaging learning games, animated video, and interactive activities.
Learning is made visible through assessment tools that challenge pupils to reflect, make connections and engage in deep, curiosity-driven learning. BrainPOP allows teachers to customise assessment to suit the needs of their pupils using the Quiz Mixer. BrainPOP tracks progress and provides feedback.
How can I access BrainPOP for my school?
BrainPOP is offering a free trial for all Angus schools from 1st January until 31st March 2017. To register and find out more about what BrainPOP can offer you, click here.
Support can be sought throught the trial period by emailing robertr@brainpop.co.uk
