Caldew Lea Primary School have described how they got through the various lockdowns over the past year throguh unity, investment and technology. Providing the best education for our children is always our first priority, never more so than during the school lockdowns. Since last March, Caldew Lea and Cumbria Education Trust (CET) have adapted and improved our remote learning provision, taking our delivery online with live lessons in real time, providing instant support and engagement with our children. To do this successfully, the trust committed to invest in more than 1,000 laptops for pupils to use, providing accessible technology for those that needed it. Additionally, CET’s IT specialists spent countless hours making sure the laptops were downloaded with suitable programs to help pupils in lessons.
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Throughout 2021, school communities are being asked to capture images of the fantastic Cumbrian landscape. In an area brimming with beauty spots and photo opportunities, there is no doubt that many this year have been honing their talents, especially during daily walks. Entrants are invited to ‘have an adventure’ and submit their best image each month showing what Cumbria means to them. So far, the response has been fantastic with dozens of images sent in from across the trust each month. Not only will the competition give members of the community the opportunity to showcase their burgeoning talents, it will also ensure that the next generation of budding photographers are supplied with both subsequent opportunities and equipment.