Bringing the community together

Belal Hussain from The Park Federation loved the summit event!

"I think it's a brilliant event. It's brilliant to get everyone together. The whole idea of it, networking and collaboration is so important. Having so many different people from all different corners of England coming down and being able to sit with them, being on the panel and having questions, just being able to network and being able to collaborate in general. It's nice to meet everyone in person. You can get a lot more out of it"

Shared stories of success

Deputy Headteacher Gifty Francis from Highbury Quadrant Primary School in Islington has found it really important to come to the EdTechHubs Summit ........

"....you get to hear lots of different effective case studies, see how it's been done in other schools"

Invaluable firsthand experiences

Dan Davies is clear about the strengths of the EdTech Hubs programme and has seen the impact of Study Tours

"Showing reluctant teachers practical examples significantly improves their understanding of the benefits and need for digital integration. School visits are the most effective way to facilitate this learning."

The impact of the programme 

Marie Beale, Deputy Headteacher from Whitefield Primary School in Liverpool, is clear about the impact of the EdTech Hubs programme

"We've benefited massively from the network of the different hubs, from visiting other schools, from having people we can seek advice from, from having really high-quality training, from having people who can problem-solve who have walked before us and made mistakes we don't have to make them"

Engaging Senior Management

For Charlotte Bleakley at Roding Valley High School it's been a surprise seeing how many headteachers are coming aboard with EdTech 

"It's fantastic; we definitely need SLT to be on board 

with digital learning"