What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

Develop our own material (curriculum consultants) Co-develop with NEN partners Co-develop with non- commercial providers Co-develop with commercial providers Co-purchase with National Education Network partners Purchase part-content from commercial providers Purchase for all schools from commercial providers Co-develop with individual schools, teachers or local authorities Share content with NEN partners Work with subject associations

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools? LGfL content mission statement To share good practice across the London educational community To encourage and support teachers and LAs to develop and share material across the grid To ensure that any commercial material is: - high quality - makes the best use of broadband - represents value for money To emphasise that all content should have relevance to London schools, topics and priorities, where possible To support and encourage partnerships within the broader educational community To work with other RBCs to avoid duplication and maximise cost-effectiveness and relevance Support the National Curriculum

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

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What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

Systematic teaching of the speaking and listening strands of the Primary Framework for literacy for Years 1 to 6. Includes 90 videos model good practice and provide stimuli for talk. Full Teacher's notes offering ideas for lesson planning and matching to the Primary Framework for literacy.

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

j2e is an on-line, creative, writing and publishing tool. - All pages saved are web pages accessible from anywhere. - Collaboration and sharing tools are built in. j2e is useful across much of the curriculum, for documentation, data collection, communication, sharing and collaboration. j2e provides a creative environment, that is fun to use.

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

J2E LGfL advice pages

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

Project: Soapbox Age: Suitable for 8-11 year olds. Key Stage: 2 Curriculum Links: Drama requirements of the English programme of study, English and Citizenship

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools? Project: Sky’s the Limit Age: Suitable for 8-11 year olds Key Stage: 2 Curriculum Links: Drama requirements of the English programme of study, English and Citizenship

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

Allows you to embed your video into a webpage (eg into the London MLE) Embed your audio into a webpage (eg into the London MLE) Allow you to distribute a link to your video via (without having to attach the video/ audio file)

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

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What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

British Pathe provided a weekly cinema newsreel Which appeared from 1920 to The digitised news stories provide a unique online resource covering topics from sport to fashion, politics to war. The sire has over 3,500 clips and nearly 12m still photos. All available to download as.wmv format videos files.

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools? 18,000 high quality music files from a co –operative of professional British Composers. A ‘paid for’ resource provided by the NEN, saving up to £95 per clip for every clip downloaded for use in teachers’ and pupils work

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?

Myths and Legends aims to give inspiration to young people at school and at home to create and publish their own work. The site provides a multitude of tools and opportunities that enable pupils to submit their stories for the enjoyment of a world wide audience, with the prospect of receiving peer review and evaluation.

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools? What’s the NEN for Primary Schools? Making the News 2 (MTN2) is a website designed to introduce students to the world of online media publishing and broadcasting. Teachers may register, doing so will create a homepage on MTN for their school. Students can then login and create articles and programmes which will be submitted to the teacher and if approved published on the school homepage. Well rated articles will be added to the National MTN2 site.

What’s on LGfL for Primary Schools?