Staff and pupils are now more familiar with technology and digital learning platforms than ever before, and you might also have more devices at your disposal thanks to recent schemes.
Learn how to make the most of this, as leaders at Pheasey Park Farm Primary School - a SMART exemplary school in Birmingham - share how they use technology to provide a blended learning offer to their pupils.
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Manage teacher workload by only planning 1 lesson - suitable for home and the classroom
When the school was partially closed during the pandemic, Pheasey Park Farm used Microsoft OneNote to provide all of its pupils with their own digital space to access and do their work from home.
Once the school fully reopened, it continued using OneNote to provide all of the necessary resources and instructions for lessons. This includes: