Christina Preston – Mirandanet › For her work in developing Mirandanet – an international e-community

for ICT policy makers, teachers and researchers who are passionate

about digital technology in teaching

Martin Burrett - #ukedchat › For co-ordinating one of the leading collaborative educational discussion

forums on Twitter and his work as @ICTmagic –sharing resources widely and

building collaboration through his professional learning network

Julia Skinner – 100 Word Challenge (http://100wc.net) › For her work improve writing through blogging, motivating and inspiring

children to write

David Mitchell, Heathfield Primary School - @deputymitchell › For his use of QuadBlogging to help raise literacy standards in schools

Casllwchwr Primary School › For their innovative use of mobile technologies in school to transform learning

Veron Hendon, Anson Primary School › For his innovative Aurasma project, exploring ways to bring the physical and

virtual worlds together through education.

Sponsored by:

George Glass, Cauldeen Primary School › For his work with eTwinning, using technology to connect with other

schools around the world

Ian Stuart, Islay High School › For his provision of opportunities for students to experience the wider

world through his innovative use of technology

Ian Usher, eLearning Co-ordinator, Buckinghamshire County Council › For his leadership and developments in online learning, placing staff

development and sustainability at the core of his work

Mark Ducker, Gonville Academy/STEP Academy Trust › For his inspirational ICT leadership and considerable outreach work, with

particular focus on school improvement through ICT.

Casllwchwr Primary School › For promoting learning through technology across the city, particularly

through the Digital Partner Mentor Programme

Alex O’Donnell, Vice Principal, Longfield Academy › For leading the way with the use of tablets in school to support learning

Abderrahmane Benjeddi, Northfleet Girls School › For his work on the RiskIT Week project, training staff to use ICT creatively with students

Simon Finch, eSafety Officer, Northern Grid for Learning › For his commitment to ensuring a safe and supportive learning environment for the

education sector

Heidi Naylor, Headteacher, Chad Varah Primary School › For revitalising teaching and learning at her school through the use of innovative new

technologies

Jose Picardo, Nottingham High School › For his Box of Tricks blog (boxoftricks.net) and his advice to schools on how new and

emerging technologies can support, enhance and transform teaching and learning

Ollie Bray, Deputy Head, Grantown High School › For his work to advance the use of games in education, demonstrating the diverse

ways in which ICT can be used to enhance learning in schools

Matthew O’Brien, Headteacher, St Joseph’s Cathedral Primary School › For his commitment to the development, sustainability and provisioning of ICT, both for

school improvement and pupil development

Jack Davidson, Head of eLearning, Heathfield

School for Girls › For his tireless efforts to improve the procedures for

recording and monitoring evidence of learning and

achievement

Louise Williams, Cadoxton Primary School › For her work inspiring creativity and developing

communication skills using mobile technology and apps

Chris Mayoh, Bowling Park Primary School › For revolutionising opportunities for independent learning and for implementing

rigorous processes for e-safety training

Diane Moore, Ryton Park Primary School › For leading strategic change within the school to incorporate new technologies,

strongly influencing achievement and progress

Jonathan Bishop, David James, Victoria Hampshire and Matthew

Pitts, Broadclyst Community Primary School › For their work developing the use of immersive learning environments to foster

independent learning and creative thinking

Karine George, Headteacher, Westfields Junior School › For the significant impact on attainment and progress made by this school through

their integration of technology into the curriculum

Sheli Blackburn, Royden Primary School › For her tireless work managing the Digital Leader Network and the development of

#DLchat to support this community

Anthony Evans, St Aidan’s Primary School › For his innovative approach to teaching using ICT and the sharing of those

experiences through his blog (http://antsict.wordpress.com/)and twitter posts @skinnyboyevans

Sponsored by:

Alan O’Donohoe, Our Lady's High School, Preston › For his work founding Raspberry Jam, alongside his Teach Computing training and blog raising the

profile of computing in the curriculum

Andrew Field, Neale Wade School › For the creation of games and tools that have been used worldwide to encourage IT in the

curriculum and the continued sharing of these resources and good practice

Fulford School Digital Leaders › For their work on student ownership of ICT-led events and TeachMeets to advance the use of

technology in the classroom

Beth Smith, Catmose College › For her role in leading the use of new technology to support students’ learning and achievement

Gerard Duffy, St. Pius X College, Magherafelt › For his endorsement of ICT as a tool to offer collaboration, strengthening the home-school gateway

John Partridge, The Minster School › For revitalising the ICT curriculum and for the provision of innovative self-assessment and

collaborative learning resources

Shirley Sen Siong and the Mathematics Dept., Chiswick School › For their dedication to creative and innovative ICT teaching methodologies, using multimedia and

online learning resources

Nick Falk, Sackville School › For his work as an eTwinner, encouraging students to use ICT to collaborate internationally

Tom Smith, Pool Academy › For pioneering the use of new technologies, incorporating Twitter, blogging , app invention and

even QR codes into his everyday teaching

Sponsored by:

Andrea Chapman, Woodfield School

› For creating a culture that actively makes ICT accessible and relevant to students, supporting a wide range of individual needs and reducing barriers to learning

Ashgrove School

› For their outstanding use of ICT resources to achieve high levels of self-esteem, life skills and confidence amongst autistic pupils

Ceri Williams, Torfaen Education Authority

› For his work using ICT and blogging in particular to enable pupils with learning difficulties to express themselves in ways they may not otherwise be able to

Hebden Green School

› For their use of a 4D immersive space to make learning an inclusive and empowering experience for all students

Laila Emms, Selworthy Special School

› For creatively demonstrating how ICT can make a positive difference to pupils’ communication, inclusion, progress and achievement

Myles Pilling, Specialist ICT Consultant, Wiltshire Council

› For his consistent focus on individual learner needs and subsequent provision of relevant ICT equipment to offer more accessible learning for students

Mary Farmer, The Cedars Primary

› For her use of technology and gaming to motivate students to learn, dramatically improving their writing skills and behaviour

Sponsored by:

Andrea Carr, Rising Stars

› For their outstanding educational resources, especially their ICT curriculum materials, enriching teaching and learning through the use of ICT and opensource technology

Ben Barton, Zondle

› For the creation and development of Zondle - a free games-based learning platform for schools

Education Training and Consultancy Team, Capita IT Services

› For delivering consultancy support and ICT training services to 5,000+ schools

Joe Dale, independent consultant

› For actively building a global community of MFL teachers using blogging, podcasting, videoconferencing and Twitter to enhance language learning

John Mclear, PrimaryPad

› For developing free ICT tools for schools, including PrimaryPad, and for working towards providing sustainable approaches to implementing technology in schools

Havering School Improvement Services

› For ensuring ICT is a key enabler in driving whole school improvement

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

› For the support offered by their Curriculum ICT team, ensuring their schools are kept up-to-date with new initiatives and encouraged to implement new technologies,

such as the Digital Leaders Programme

Sponsored by:

Tony Sheppard, Edugeek › For tirelessly supporting colleagues around the country, providing

guidance on suitable technology and facilitating the sharing of information and expertise

Joskos Solutions Limited › For providing a consistently reliable ICT support service, with the flexibility

to incorporate special projects and events, and enabling teachers to use ICT in their lessons with complete confidence

Phil Jones, Pool Academy › For his enthusiasm and commitment to making ICT as accessible and

enjoyable as possible, removing barriers to learning

Simon Sloan, Bedford Drive Primary School › For his hands-on approach to supporting staff and students with their use

of ICT in the curriculum and for introducing a range of opportunities to further the students’ experiences of ICT

Sahib Chana, Platinum IT › For leading a range of technical changes and providing bespoke

solutions across the curriculum that have accelerated and broadened the Academy’s use of ICT

Sponsored by:

Global Community Impact • sponsored by ExamTime (from Software4Students)

Secondary Impact • sponsored by Civica

Curriculum Support Service Impact • sponsored by FantastICT

Inclusion Impact • sponsored by Crick Software

Primary Impact • sponsored by Kudlian Software

Technical Support Service Impact • sponsored by Meru Networks

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