- 1. Chris MayohICT Development ManagerBowling Park Primary
SchoolLearning and Teaching ConsultantThe Innovation CentresCity of
Bradford Metropolitan DistrictCouncil @chrismayoh
2. Join in the conversation on TwitterUse the hash tags #BETT13
and #BETTCM and Tweet @chrismayohDuring the presentation, use
the#BETTCM hash tag on Twitter to Tweetany questions or comments
you wish tobe included in an open discussiontowards the end of the
session Chris Mayoh 2013 3. About MeBowling Park Primary School ICT
Development Manager since September 2008 Three form entry (720
pupils, 120 members of staff) Local area in the bottom 10% of
national deprivation indices Formerly two schools, still operating
across a split site Pupils in school who are New to English, have
English as anadditional language or Special Educational Needs or
accessPupil Premium funding make up a much higher thanaverage
proportion of school than the national average Chris Mayoh 2013 4.
About MeThe Innovation Centres Learning and Teaching Consultant
since October 2011 Over 100 primary and secondary schools Support
in the form of training courses, curriculum support,team teaching,
collaborative projects, procurement,regional conferences Personally
run Digital Leaders projects with 51 schools Chris Mayoh 2013 5.
About MeAnd the rest Staff governor at Bowling Park Primary School
(Bradford)since October 2010 Community governor at Calder High
School (HebdenBridge) since October 2012 Previously worked at two
primary schools in centralManchester and at one special school for
pupils with SEBD(KS2-4) in Stockport Chris Mayoh 2013 6.
Pupil-centred learningThe concept of pupil-centred learning
projects is certainlynothing new. School Councils Play Leaders Eco
Warriors Sports Leaders Chris Mayoh 2013 7. What is a Digital
Leader?A Digital Leader is a pupil who: uses their expertise to
teach children and adults how to usenew technologies to support
learning can communicate their ideas effectively collaborates with
peers and shows exceptional leadershipskills is committed to
improving their own skills and knowledge inorder to help others
Chris Mayoh 2013 8. Digital Leaders in action Chris Mayoh 2013 9.
Attending professional meetingsDigital Leadersexploring
differentsoftware titlesBowling ParkPrimary School Chris Mayoh 2013
10. Presenting information Digital Leaders presenting their iPad
app reviews at their initial training session Hothfield Junior
School Chris Mayoh 2013 11. Writing for a purpose Chris Mayoh 2013
12. Creating video tutorialsDigital Leaderscreating videotutorials
to teachyounger childrenhow to use theschool blogHothfield
JuniorSchool Chris Mayoh 2013 13. Teaching whole classes Year 4
Digital Leaders teaching their own class how to use an app on an
iPad Bowling Park Primary School Chris Mayoh 2013 14. Supporting
pupils 1:1Year 5 DigitalLeader supportinga pupil in Year 3during an
iPadlaunchBowling ParkPrimary School Chris Mayoh 2013 15. Why
Digital Leaders?Teacher ConfidenceWe quite rightlytalk to
childrenabout the need tobe resilient.Are all of ourteachers
equallyresilient when itcomes to usingnew technologies?Image 2008
by Quinn Dombrowski, used under aCreative Commons
Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license Chris Mayoh 2013 16. Why Digital
Leaders?Student Aptitude Kids know how to use this stuff even if
the teachers dont. However, they dont always know how to use it
appropriately and safely.Image 2012 by Brad Flickinger, used under
a CreativeCommons Attribution 2.0 license Chris Mayoh 2013 17. Why
Digital Leaders?Technology is TemporaryImage 2010 by Intel Free
Press, used under a Image 2012 by Paolo Ordoveza, used under
aCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0Creative Commons
Attribution 2.0 licenselicense Chris Mayoh 2013 18. Why Digital
Leaders?Pupil EngagementImage 2011 by Microsoft Sweden, used under
a CreativeCommons Attribution 2.0 license Chris Mayoh 2013 19. Why
Digital Leaders? 0Ofsted Chris Mayoh 2013 20. Why Digital
Leaders?Ofsted Achievement of pupils at the schoolWhen evaluating
the achievement of pupils, inspectorsconsider how well: pupils
develop a range of skillsand how well they applythem across the
curriculum pupils are prepared for the next stage of their
education,training and / or employment- The framework for school
inspection, Ofsted, January 2013, No. 120100, p.18 Chris Mayoh 2013
21. Why Digital Leaders?Ofsted Quality of teaching in the
schoolWhen evaluating the quality of teaching in the
school,inspectors will consider the extent to which: teachers have
consistently high expectations of pupils teachers and other adults
create a positive climate forlearning in which pupils are
interested and engaged- The framework for school inspection,
Ofsted, January 2013, No. 120100, p.18 Chris Mayoh 2013 22. Why
Digital Leaders? Ofsted Behaviour and safety of pupils at the
schoolWhen evaluating the behaviour and safety of pupils at
theschool, inspectors will consider: pupils attitudes to learning
pupils behaviour towards, and respect for, other youngpeople and
adults pupils attendance and punctuality whether pupils feel safe
and their ability to assess andmanage risk appropriately and to
keep themselves safe- The framework for school inspection, Ofsted,
January 2013, No. 120100, p.19 Chris Mayoh 2013 23. Why Digital
Leaders?OfstedQuality of leadership in, and management of, the
schoolInspectors will consider the extent to which leaders
andmanagers: Demonstrate an ambitious vision for the school and
highexpectations of all pupils and teachers Ensure that all
teaching staff benefit from appropriateprofessional development
Provide a broad and balanced curriculum that meets theneeds of all
pupils - The framework for school inspection, Ofsted, January 2013,
No. 120100, pp.19-20 Chris Mayoh 2013 24. Why Digital
Leaders?Proven PedigreeImage reproduced withkind permission
fromSheli Blackburn Chris Mayoh 2013 25. Feedback from pupilsI feel
excited because Ive never taken part inthis kind of activity
before. Im looking forwardto being a positive role model in the
school. Itwill help me to learn more about newtechnologies. - Y5
pupil, Reevy Hill Primary School Chris Mayoh 2013 26. Feedback from
pupilsIt is so fantastic being Digital leader. So far inour school
we have done a assembly aboutCyber bullying and E-safety. First I
was a bitnervous but as it went through I was not thatnervous.- Y5
pupil, Holycroft Primary School Chris Mayoh 2013 27. Feedback from
pupilsHello !! I am in my third digital leaders meeting !! Iam very
excited about digital leaders as I am learningnew things all the
time !! I am going to enjoy thegreat experiences of digital leaders
!! Also everytimewe start a digital leaders i want it to last
foreverbecaause I enjoy it SOO much!! - Y4 pupil, Crossley Hall
Primary School Chris Mayoh 2013 28. Kidsmeet The first ever
Bradford Kidsmeet will take place onMonday 22 April Follow
#bradfordkidsmeet on Twitter for updates Run by pupils, for pupils
Digital Leaders and other pupils can attend aspresenters or
audience members Chris Mayoh 2013 29. Question and Answersession
Chris Mayoh 2013 30. Links and further informationAll of the links
to images, videos, blogs,websites, Ofsted guidance and
Twittercontacts referenced in this presentation are available as a
whole collection, here: http://linkbun.ch/pa2n Chris Mayoh 2013