Roar, in conjunction with LGfL, have released their new cross phase interactive esafety software. "Me Online", "Our Online World" and "Meme". The programmes are intended to help produce responsible users of the Internet, responsible Internet citizens of all ages. The programmes also help schools to deliver their safeguarding agendas.

London teachers can access these online from www.usonline2.lgfl.net

FUN RUN!

Colleagues in the LGfL team are taking part in a Thank You fun run on 27th March in the hope of raising a considerable sum of money for two good causes:
For relief and development work in Haiti through the Disasters Emergency Committee  www.dec.org.uk the umbrella body for UK Aid Organisations
For the promotion of digital learning amongst economically disadvantaged children through the e-learning foundation www.e-learningfoundation.com
The LGfL Team, which includes Brian Durrant, Shirley Barton, Elizabeth Russell, Sol Shaikh and Camilla Wrigley, are running a 10K round trip along the Thames river bank between the Richmond and Kingston Bridges.
Anyone who wishes to contribute may do so by visiting: www.justgiving.com/LGfL-Run

 
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London Technicians' Conference

A few spaces are still available for the London Technicians' conference which this year is being held in the Emirates Stadium on the 29th March. The event is suitable for heads of ICT, ICT co-odinators, Network Managers and ICT Technicians from all phases. There will be surgery sessions with LGfL suppliers available as well as the latest updates on all things technical from the LGfL operations side.

A full program and online booking is available at: www.events.lgfl.net