Big news for social media Snap Maps have been all over the news recently, so it’s highly unlikely that you aren’t ware of it. The social media/networking/photo app Snapchat has released a new feature: Snap Map. This lets users share their exact location with anybody who has access to their user. Whilst this feature is restricted to […]
‘Department of Education’ Phishing Scam Phishing and Ransomware Alert This email serves to inform you of a potential ‘DfE’ Phishing scam where fraudsters attempt to distribute ransomware through an email attachment. Please alert any staff that may be responsible for taking phone calls or opening emails. The information within this email is taken directly a […]
On this day 100 years ago, in Llandaff (a small district of Cardiff, Wales) a boy was born. Now this boy was not just any ordinary boy, his imagination and creativity would mean this boy would grow up to be extraordinary, he was destined to become Champion of the World (for literature, anyway). So we’re […]
With returning back to school a time for improvements and reflection on the previous year, Microsoft have made a few helpful changes to the Class Notebook App. First thing’s first, what is OneNote Class Notebook? If you haven’t heard of it before, you might not be aware of the wealth of benefits that OneNote Class […]
By law, all schools in England and Wales are required “to ensure children are safe from terrorist and extremist material when accessing the internet in school, including by establishing appropriate levels of filtering” (Revised Prevent Duty Guidance: for England and Wales, 2015), statutory guidance that by now we are all quite familiar with. But, did […]
