1. ICT through the Modernising Schools Project and the Primary Capital Programme Kristina Wingeleth – Education Officer (Funding & Projects) Dorset County Council

2. ICT in the Modernising Schools Project and the Primary Capital Programme ICT Principles Selecting a partner Design and Build integration Proposals for the Primary Capital Programme

3. Modernising Schools Project Improve pupil achievement through the provision of better teaching and learning environments Physical Environment Social & Economic Quality of Teaching Achievement Behaviour Morale  Reduce the maintenance backlog  Modernise Dorset schools to 21st Century standards

4. ICT Principles Seen as important tool for improving pupil achievement Variety of models and success levels Risk Transfer Modelling other capital programmes e.g. BSF

5. Selecting a Partner Competitive Dialogue School staff involved Selected on ability to transform education Framework for BSF OSP, MSP and partner SW LA’s

6. ICT Design and Build Integration ICT as an add on: No links to schools vision for teaching and learning –How ICT will transform education No influence on the design process –How will the space be used Construction relevant info not available –Project Delay –Building with inadequate infrastructure

7. ICT Delivery Process Educational Vision Solution Design Deployment Operational Service Ongoing Support Change Management

8. Primary Capital Programme Government programme to: rebuild, refurbish, renew half of all primary schools nationally over 14 years. Dorset expected to receive: £8.4m during 2009-11 Around £35m over the life of the programme

9. Primary Capital Programme Primary Strategy for Change Dorset Primary Strategy Modernising Schools Project Other Capital Programmes

10. Primary Capital Programme ICT Continue to implement improvements through major capital projects. Opportunity to improve and create more consistent provision across all primary schools.

11. Primary Capital Programme - ICT Aim to provide: a reliable, robust, sustainable network infrastructure county-wide through our ICT Framework provider effective training and support to all schools, including visioning and the BECTA Self Review Framework a secure learning platform Anytime / anywhere access to ICT (1:1 pupil:computer ratio) Support and advice on solutions and design integration for all schools

12. Primary Capital Programme - ICT Benefits More schools benefit from the PCP, wider impact on improving pupil achievement Consistency of ICT provision, support, skills Flexible ICT to meet the needs of individual schools Risk transfer Value for money through economies of scale

13. Primary Capital Programme - ICT How? Top-slice a percentage of the PCP funding Make use of other funding sources (MSP, Harnessing Technology, DFCG) Prioritise pyramids/areas on the basis of deprivation and/or where there are several major capital projects already taking place