In this week’s #StaySafeStayHome Edition, Internet Matters focus on new resources available to support vulnerable young people and their families online. View their newsletter at https://us11.campaign-archive.com/?e=&u=6150824cf6f431b76576d9ddc&id=18a1f00b5a&utm_source=Parents+Newsletter&utm_campaign=68734651d6-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_03_27_10_47_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_290cc150e6-68734651d6-330645869
Dear Parents/Carers, On Tuesday 11th February we will be joining schools and youth settings across the UK in celebrating Safer Internet Day 2020. Safer Internet Day is a global campaign to promote the safe and responsible use of technology, which calls on young people, parents, carers,
We would like to introduce you to our school’s educational video platform, ClickView. ClickView’s video library comes with thousands of educational titles to support the National Curriculum and improve learning outcomes in our school. The ClickView Library includes 2000+ videos for Secondary which have been
Did you know that The Purbeck School provides all students with access to Office 365? Office 365 allows you to access your school email and Office documents via your web browser on any device. Students can now make use of OneDrive online storage. This enables you
On Tuesday 22nd October, 15 students from both year 9 and 10, travelled to The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) in Milton Keynes. It was quite a journey, but well worth it, as when we arrived, we launched straight into the first of two our workshops.
On Tuesday 9th July, 10 Computer Science students from The Purbeck School, set forth on their visit to The Tank Museum at Bovington, to take part in an engineering challenge, which was organised in partnership with Bournemouth University. We were in competition with All Saints (Weymouth)
On 1st May, Year 9 took part in the Southern Universities Network Festival of the Creative and Digital Industries. Students took part in an all day workshop run by Treehouse Digital where they had to create and pitch an idea for a new film. Following a
On Friday 29th March, a group of Year 10 Computer Science students visited the STEM fair at Thorpe Park, which was hosted in partnership with Middlesex University. The event introduced students to the exciting world of STEM as well as career paths to those that have
We had an exciting opportunity with Bournemouth University STEM Outreach Programme, they visited School Friday 6th July 2018 to deliver a thrilling workshop to some of our female students in year 7, 8 and 9. This workshop combined design, engineering and programming with team work and problem
Christopher Hall Year 8 STEM / computing student Stoborough Primary School found themselves in a predicament prior to their Arts Week this term: Year 1 wanted to make clay lizards for their projects and had ordered a template online. However, when the lizard cutter arrived it