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All Bedfordshire
schools
have access to the
National Education
Network. Click on
the link to find out more!
Newsletters for Schools - News
and
information from the Bedfordshire Children's Services
e-Learning News -
News and
information for Bedfordshire Schools
As from 1st April 09 all
schools can now access what was previously known as the County
Behaviour Log (CBL) by clicking here.
Please note that the new unitary systems
are in the process of being re-branded as the
Central
Bedfordshire Behaviour Management System
and the
Bedford
Borough Behaviour Management System.
If you did not find the information you were looking for, try the Citizone portal,
a sophisticated search engine to a wide range of Bedfordshire related
websites providing public services - saving you the time and trouble of
searching for your local public services.
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Children's
Workforce Development Programme 2009-10
School Workforce Census Progress Survey
Contact
Information
Contact
details for:
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Bedfordshire Education Centre |
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Children's Services
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Education ICT Services |
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School Improvement and Consultancy Service |
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Conference and Development Centre |
Resourcing
With the creation of Central
Bedfordshire Council the
opportunity has been taken to review
recruitment procedures and look at alternative ways of advertising
vacancies. Click here for the latest vacancy
bulletin.
wiseup2work
This
fun and highly interactive website aims to prepare teenage pupils for
the reality of work experience placements and raise awareness of health
and safety issues. Useful tools include games, lesson plans,
worksheets, and a resource centre full of materials for the classroom.
Child Exploitation and Online
Protection (CEOP)
Centre, contains loads of information on how to stay safe online.
All hot topics are covered – including mobiles, blogging
and gaming sites – and you can tell us if you feel uncomfortable
or worried about someone you’re chatting to online.
Royal
Society for the Prevention of Accidents
A useful resource
centre that aims to support those who work with children and young
people to promote safety. A range of tools are available,
including videos, posters, publications, training opportunities and
in-depth Health & Safety guidelines for a wide range of
activities.
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Pastoral
Support Programme Documents
Pastoral Support
Programmes are school based and co-coordinated
interventions to support social inclusion and pupil behaviour
management.
Parenting
Contracts & Parenting Orders
Investors
in
Families: Powerpoint Presentation
Shackleton Lower Timetable for International
Week
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