eTwinning

What is eTwinning?
It enables schools across Europe to work together using Information and Communication Technology (ICT). As a school or college (working with pupils and students between the ages of 3 and 20)you can register your details, search for partners and engage in online partnerships through ICT.
What are the benefits?
eTwinning provides a framework for exciting curriculum work with partners in other countries. There are many benefits to linking up with another school for staff and students.How can I get involved?
Go to the central Europe-wide portal and register the details of your school and the kinds of eTwinning activities you'd like to be involved in.

There are many opportunities to work with colleagues across Europe and even attend Professional Development Workshops across the UK and Europe.
Find out more from:

• The eTwinning Virtual Tour www.etwinning.net - you may wish to turn the sound down before clicking.
• Blogs from practicing teachers etwinninguk.typepad.com/etwinning_uk
• Personal experiences using Making the News kmi4schools.e2bn.net
• eTwinning Europe-wide portal www.etwinning.net

E-Twinning between European SchoolsTOOLSFlashmeeting ? communicationhttp://flashmeeting.e2bn.net Making the News ? publishinghttp://mtn.e2bn.netBabelfish - translationhttp://babelfish.altavista.comEXAMPLE THEMESCookbook ? focushttp://cookit.e2bn.org/Myths & Legends ? focushttp://myths.e2bn.orgLOCAL LEARNING TOGETHER AMABASSADORS (SEGfL)
(Local Teachers providing free advice and support including visits and workshops)

• Anne Jakins/Nick Falk (joint) - HOD/International Co-ordinator
• E:
• T: 01342 414908
• School:
  Sackville School
  4 Lewes Road
  East Grinstead
  W. Sussex
  RH19 3TY
• Ken Browne - Assistant headteacher/International co-ordinator
• E:
• T: 01273 852222
• School:
  Dorothy Stringer High School
  Loder Road
  Brighton
  BN1 6PZ

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