This microsite aims to enable local Authorities in SEGfL to share ideas and developments that they are considering around the 14-19 agenda.

Flashmeeting to support community cohesion

Microsite for 2nd year of Second Life Skoolaborate project

Puffin Cam - in collaboration with The Wildlife Trusts - Working for a Living Landscape

Berkshire SRG

Kent Transition Project

'Dig It' is an exciting opportunity for Key Stage 2 pupils to investigate and write about the people and events associated with some of Kent's most famous historic sites. To support their learning pupils will have access to a range of historical artefacts and the opportunity to work with and web conference (using FlashMeeting) with staff from the Canterbury Archaeology Trust.

The project is an opportunity for Years 5 and 6 pupils to visit Dover Castle with Ian Coulson (ASK History Advisor) to investigate and learn about the famous ?Pike Man? and other famous "mythical" characters from the past. Following the visit all pupils will use Flashmeeting (web conferencing) to interview English Heritage staff about these characters before writing their own horror and suspense stories about the Castle and its famous inhabitants.

Bracknell Easthampstead Park School - Leverkusen - Collaboration

Regional Collaboration Site for E-safety Officers

Evacuation Experience 2010 taking place at the Kent and East Sussex Railway in Tenterden Kent. 18th - 20th May 2010.

Join Shepway Rural schools in celebrating French life by organising a Fête Française in your school during June 2009. You may simply want to hold a French Day in school, or be more adventurous and give a whole week a French theme. This is an ideal opportunity for a whole-school cross-curricular project incorporating PL, art, music, PE/dance, geography, PSHE and ICT.

Commencing in summer 2009 the project is an opportunity for pupils in Kent schools and SCE Schools in Germany to: ? Publish and share information about their where they live ? Compare and contrast school life ? Participate in regular web conferencing sessions using FlashMeeting ? E-mail regularly with each other

Guildford County School Art and Design. Examples of children's work, online exhibitions, learning resources, discussions and support materials.

A project for Cranbrook and Paddock Wood schools. Gypsy, Roma, Travellers Resources - Kent

The Kent Schools' Beach Study Project is a wonderful opportunity for teachers and pupils to increase their knowledge about the animals and plants that can be found in a range of coastal habitats.

Kent Birdwatch 2010 is a "partnership project" involving The Advisory Service Kent Hands on Support ICT Team, The South East Grid for Learning, The RSPB and other Environmental Groups in the County. Commencing in January 2010 the project is an opportunity for pupils to use ICT to record, publish and share, throughout the year, information about the different species of birds that visit our school grounds and other local habitats.

This site is supporting two projects that are using videoconferencing technology to support MFL links in both secondary and primary schools across East and West Kent. All links will have an MFL focus but will incorporate subjects such as business studies, science and transition.

This new and exciting Kent project has been inspired by the work of Tim Rylands, who uses a game called Myst III Exile as a context for exploring and enhancing children?s writing. One of the aims is to use Myst to motivate and engage learners to write creatively.

"Kent Weather Watch 2008 is an exciting opportunity for children to use ICT in all subjects to gather, present and share information about the weather and their local climate with other schools in and outside the county."

The project is an opportunity for pupils to use ICT to creatively share information about the weather in their local area with schools in and outside the United Kingdom and to investigate how changes in the weather affect the everyday lives of all living things.

People United's kind school project

'Knowing Me, Knowing You' is a wonderful opportunity for teachers and educational providers to use ICT to meet the learning and social needs of all pupils in the project. Given access to a wide range of resources pupils will have the opportunity to use technology to:

Learn about the culture, customs and traditions of pupils from different ethnic backgrounds

Create and publish their learning on the Internet for others to view

Talk 'face to face' (via web conferencing) with pupils in other schools

Participate in 'on-line' activities

Use 'online' messaging and e-mail to forward information and comment on others work

The "Knowing Me, Knowing You" project is an opportunity for pupils in Kent to take part in a pan-South East project working with pupils from different ethnic backgrounds in and outside the U.K. Click here to visit the SEGfL Knowing Me, Knowing You project... During 2009 schools and local partnerships across the county will be organising "theme" days for pupils and schools. Ranging from "dances and music from different cultures" to "food" and "traditional tales" visit the site regularly over the coming months for details about what is happening in your local area.

Maidstone Cluster 1. Here you will find a wealth of information and resources about upcoming projects such as Our River Project and Weatherwatch Project. In addition, there are teaching resources for a range of subjects.
MC1 Hands on Support is provided by:

Lucy Henderson- Ditton Junior School

John Duncalfe- Barming Primary School

Michelle Brayford- Brunswick House Primary School
You can contact us through the following email addresses:

michellebrayford@hotmail.com

lhenderson@ditton-jun.kent.sch.uk

mr.duncalfe@barming.kent.sch.uk

Today sees the launch of our new microsite hosted by SEGFL. Here you will be able to access help sheets, diary dates, back copies of Making IT Work and other useful links. The site will also enable us to share ideas and project work in a safe secure environment.So please follow the link, take a look and bookmark our site?I hope you will find it useful over the next school year.

The NatureWatch Conference took place at Crawley on October 8th 2009. It has set the scene for a major SEGfL project for 2010. Interested in joining? Contact bird.box@segfl.org.uk

Key Stages 2 and 3 Transition Years 10 and 11 EAL students have designed and created versions of their school prospectus in other languages for Year 6 pupils in Maidstone primary schools to view and read. Supported by ASK EAL and MCAS Advisory Teachers this work will be shared at the Kent EAL Conference on November 19th 2009.

The Nonington Village Study is an opportunity for Key Stage 2 pupils to use a range of ICT resources to gather, publish and share information about their village "Past, Preset and Future." To promote the creative use of ICT during the project pupils will be using GPS data loggers to create their own "routes and journeys" and USB Graphics Pads to create their own landscape pictures of the village and surrounding countryside.

Resources for Primary and Secondary EAL pupils

Pupils Online Nature Detectives. Environment Project.

Primary science. The project is a wonderful opportunity for Key Stage 2 pupils to visit the Environmental Centre's at Canterbury and Horton Kirby in Kent to compare and contrast different wildlife habitats.

Real Lives Collaborative Project. Supporting MFL Spanish in Medway.

The Scarecrow rides again (The Dr Syn Mystery)
A writing project to support Year 5 Writers
You are going to collect information for your graphic novel....... you will meet the feared Romney Marsh smuggler known as ?the Scarecrow?
?Your task is to gather evidence about smuggling, the Scarecrow and the Sandgate haul ? and use it to create a graphic novel. During the day, you will work in small groups. You will be set challenges and take part in activities that give you an insight into a grizzly historical mystery. Back in school you will use ICT to continue your research and publish a historical graphic novel about the gory incident involving Dr Syn and his smuggler crew!?

The Gunpowder Mill

Area of information and discussion on technical issues effecting SEGfL and local authorties.

This is Year 2 of the SEGfL teen Second Life project that is being run in collaboration with Skoolaborate. This is a one-stop shop for staff from SEGfL schools and other partners who are involved in the project.

South East Sustainable Schools Network

Swanley & District LCSP ICT Projects Microsite. Horton Kirby Environmental Education Centre, Evacuees ICT Project, Rivers Ponds and Wildlife, Inset, training, Birdbox Project, World War 2, Hands on Support, Destination Zytarg: New Horizons...

Launched in February 2009 the micro-site contains resources and examples of work published by Thanet teachers and pupils.

The project is an opportunity for Key Stage 2 pupils to discover and write about life in Bronze Age Britain. To commence the project pupils from schools in the Deal and Sandwich Cluster will have the opportunity to visit an dview the Bronze Age Boat displayed at Dover Museum. Following the visit the pupils will be challenged to write their own story about the boat and to explain how it came to be found in a creek just outside the port of Dover. This site contains all the resources to support schools and partnerships who plan to repeat this project.

Turner Contemporary is a visual arts organisation that celebrates JMW Turner's association with Margate, Kent and through a varied programme of exhibitions and events, promotes an understanding and enjoyment of historical and contemporary art.
At Turner Contemporary we are working with teachers, students and artists to develop exciting and relevant projects...