| Subject Leaders' Resources |
| Scheme of work |
| ICT Across the Curriculum |
| KS2/3 Transfer Project |
| WiSCAs |
Click here for photographs of the presentation event
This was the third year we are offered schools the chance to take part in the Wiltshire Schools Creativity Awards, WiSCAs, which was celebrated with an Oscars style award ceremony in December at Urchfont Manor. All primary, secondary and special schools were invited to take part and we had a good response with more schools than ever registering. Once again the quality and creativity of the entries has been outstanding and it has been very difficult to make our decisions
Below is a selection of the winning entries. Click on the picture to open content in a new window, simply close to return to this screen.
Audio Broadcast Category
Minety Primary, Malmesbury
Harry & Jacob
As part of their literacy work, Yr 2 pupil created podcasts of their performance of the poem The Dragon Who Ate Our School by N Toczek which were played on ‘Radio Minety’
Minety Primary, Malmesbury
Phoebe, Ellie & Rosie
Year 5 & 6 pupils used all the narrative style of a radio broadcast to create a podcast about their school sports. These were played on ‘Radio Minety’.
Digital Stories Category
9 -11
Longmeadow Primary, Trowbridge
Shania, Peter, Niomi-J & Phillippa
Year 4 pupils produced their movie about preventing pollution as an introduction to using Digital Blue Movie Cameras and linked to their work on the environment.
St Augustine’s College, Trowbridge
Max
Max produced this audio visual presentation comparing the relative merits of old and new technology. He has used free images from the internet and modified them to his own design using macromedia fireworks, along with free music that has been cut and edited it on audacity
One Minute Movies
Urchfont, Nr Devizes
Charlie Hinton
Yr 3 & 4 pupils combined their work in Literacy, RE and ICT to create digital stories of the Pentecost, the festival when Christians celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit.
11 - 13
George Ward, Melksham
James Walker
James used a number of different applications to create this interactive book aimed a younger readers.
Animation Category
9 -11
St Michael’s, Aldbourne
Becky & Bella
Yr 6 pupils combined their work in History, Literacy and ICT to create their animations that summarised the story of the wooden horse from Greek mythology.
Broad Chalke, Salisbury
Anna, Jemima, Olivia & Martha
Yr 6 pupils created animations to illustrate a traditional tale from another culture, suitable for a younger audience. This film links their work in literacy, world geography and design technology. “The children had great fun creating these animations and were delighted with the results