Developing the in all Camden Schools Making the Vision a reality.

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Developing the in all Camden Schools Making the Vision a reality

Target: All Schools in Camden LA to use London MLE by 2010 London MLE in all Camden Schools by 2010 Making the Vision a reality

Target: All Schools in Camden LA to use London MLE by 2010 Key strategies to achieve target: 1.Key stakeholder engagement in the vision 2.Creation of Local level MLE support team 3.Share emerging good practice with all possible stakeholders London MLE in all Camden Schools by 2010 Making the Vision a reality

Camden LA support London MLE in all Camden Schools by 2010 Making the Vision a reality MLE admin support (CLC network manager) MLE Teaching & Learning support (LGfL Curriculum Consultant) Strategic Overview (Strategy Manager) MIS / MLE integration support (Camden MIS manager) Camden School developing MLE MLE functionality support (CLC trainer) MLE 14 – 19 / Secondary Support (MLE Development Consultant )

Camden LA support Contractual MLE support from Fronter UK London MLE in all Camden Schools by 2010 Making the Vision a reality MLE admin support (CLC network manager) MLE Teaching & Learning support (LGfL Curriculum Consultant) Strategic Overview (Strategy Manager) MIS / MLE integration support (Camden MIS manager) SLT meetings + 2 day training + MLE helpdesk (Fronter UK) Camden School developing MLE MLE functionality support (CLC trainer) MLE 14 – 19 / Secondary Support (MLE Development Consultant )

MLE admin support (CLC network manager) MLE Teaching & Learning support (LGfL Curriculum Consultant) Strategic Overview (Strategy Manager) MIS / MLE integration support (Camden MIS manager) SLT meetings + 2 day training + MLE helpdesk (Fronter UK) Camden School developing MLE MLE functionality support (CLC trainer) LGfL support Camden LA support Contractual MLE support from Fronter UK LGfL support London MLE in all Camden Schools by 2010 Making the Vision a reality MLE 14 – 19 / Secondary Support (MLE Development Consultant )

Progress so far? 1.Emerging examples of excellent practice (Primary and Secondary) 2.Success of MLE support team 3.Support is both proactive and reactive 4.Good practice shared with all possible stakeholders London MLE in all Camden Schools by 2010 Making the Vision a reality

Key ingredients for success? 1.Team work at all levels 2.Good communication between support staff 3.Flexible approach to supporting school needs 4. Tenacity!