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Pupil engagement survey in partnership with Frog & Mirandanet

Measuring Attainment and Progress of Learners in Europe project - Baseline Testing

The Naace ICT Impact awards recognise the impact of ICT on learning across and beyond the school curriculum. They are awarded to practitioners who can best demonstrate the impact that technology has had on learner outcomes.

Following the publication of the Naace ICT Curriculum Framework we are delighted to announce the Naace 3rd Millennium Hothouse.

The Future of Technology in our Schools: What Next?

Naace was delighted to partner with The Policy Exchange to consider 'The Future of Technology - What next?'

This invitation only event, on the morning of Thursday 8 September, kicked off the autumn term with a flourish as eminent speakers gathered in London to share their wisdom and engage policymakers, the press and a wider audience in a lively debate about the Future of Technology in our schools. With support from Naace Sponsoring Partners - BESA, Intel, Pearson and Wyse - Naace hopes to establish a clear rationale for ensuring that policymakers are well briefed about the value, impact and cost efficiency of technology use in schools.

The new Naace Impact awards are to recognise the impact of ICT on learning across and beyond the school curriculum. They are awarded to the practitioners who can best demonstrate the impact that technology has had on learner outcomes.

Please see Carol's supporting statement.

The Naace curriculum area is the place to find all the latest updates to the Naace Curriculum Framework. This has been developed in consultation with members to offer a comprehensive, coherent and flexible starting point for schools to review and develop their own personalised curriculum. Supporting materials will be added to the relevant key stage curriculum pages.

This report covers the period for the financial year July 2011 to end of June 2012; this report will be reviewed at the AGM taking place on 8 March 2013 at the Naace Strategic Conference, Leicester Marriott Hotel.

Over the past year Naace has continued to pursue activities that focus around the needs of members with particular emphasis on supporting colleagues facing radical changes in their work patterns and environment. The closure of Becta has forced an increase in the need for collaboration and presented opportunities for greater engagement with Government and other organisations. Each activity is based around the central theme of delivering professional services to members and the wider community, and complements strategies of the DfE and other home countries.