All teachers in Norfolk Primary Schools can now have access to Espresso, where ever they choose to work.  Access to the high quality content at school continues to be through the cachepilots and there is an icon on every desktop in Norfolk Primary Schools.  Teachers can access the full Espresso content from home on any computer connected to the Internet by logging on to their Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). Further information can be found on the e-courier and on this flyer.

Schools receive details and intensive training on the use of the VLE through the Learning Platform Implementation Programme. 

If you haven't received this training and you're keen to take a look, you might be able to access it in the following way:

1. Go to the E2BN Login Page and search for your school:
2. Login using your RM Easimail username (e.g. msurname1) and password
3. We can't guarantee that this will work for schools not yet part of the training programme.
   

To find out when your school is joining this training programme please contact Lisa Popoloski. 

 

Norfolk Children's Services have just announced Fronter UK as the preferred bidder in their learning platform procurement.  Secondary Schools in the county have been working closely with the Advisory Services and ICT Solutions to evaluate shortlisted offers and many were eagerly awaiting this announcement.  Further details can be found on today's e-courier.  The primary learning platform is already being implemented in most primary schools with core technology from Espresso and Netmedia.