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Lambeth City Learning Centre supports the use of innovative technology for children and young people in Lambeth schools.
The CLC acts as a test bed for new ways of learning and teaching.
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Lambeth City Learning Centre Has Moved
Lambeth City Learning Centre and EAZ are temporarily moving whilst the Clapham Rectory Centre is refurbished to become a state-of-the-art technology centre.
During the refurbishment the CLC will be based at the British Film Institute (formerly National Film Theatre) on the South Bank. The CLC team will work in partnership with the BFI to deliver a collaborative programme for schools, young people and families as well as continuing school support and teacher training across the curriculum.
Find out where we are.Engaging Parents Conference
On 20th March at BFI Southbank from 1.30 the CLC will be running a conference for schools interested in finding out about ways to engage parents to raise achievement.
Professor Charles Desforges will be speaking about his research into the impact of parental support, and Lambeth's Family Learning team will provide toolkits and information on best practice in Lambeth, nationally and internationally.
Please contact Tim Jacques if your school would be interested in attending.
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BBC SCHOOL REPORT
BBC School Report was the culmination for three Lambeth schools of five weeks of work in the BBC project teaching students in Yr 7 and 8 journalism skills. Elm Court put together a radio broadcast, Lilian Baylis worked with 120 students putting together a compilation broadcast. Charles Edward Brooke chose 12 students to come in on the final day to prepare a live broadcast using the reflec media kit at the CLC.
Students have looked at a range of topics over the 5 weeks project - not all of them could work in the final broadcasts, though we had an interesting morning at Lilian Baylis after the earthquake! Young people have given their views on bullying, the London Olympics, childhood and safe communities. They've interviewed authors (Millie Murray), tv presenters (Huw Edwards) and actors (Colin Salmon), and finally were chosen by the BBC to head up to Downing Street to interview Gordon Brown! Look at the broadcasts to learn more. .
Click below to see the School Report websites of three Lambeth schools taking part:
Charles Edward Brooke
Elm Court
Lilian Baylis Technology School
Part of the BBC School Report is a study on the use of mobile phones in schools. Students will be preparing a study of learning opportunities using phones, and mobile phone usage with young people. Click here to take the survey. .
The BBC has created a fantastic site full of useful resources for schools working on journalistic skills, many of which are suitable for primary as well as secondary students.click here to learn more.
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JESSOP PRIMARY SCHOOL
ANIMATE THE NUTCRACKER
Year 3 pupils from Jessop Primary School have been working with tutors from the CLC to create animations to accompany a performance of Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Pupils met musicians and artists from the orchestra to learn about the suite and then worked alongside CLC filmmakers to create the visuals. Their work was premiered in the Royal Festival Hall on Tuesday 4 December 2007 with further screenings planned in the New Year as part of the orchestra’s family concert series.