Embedding ICT across the curriculum
Kent Weather Watch 2008-9
A project for primary and secondary pupils

Click here to go to the new Weather Watch microsite

Following the success of Kent Weather Watch we are pleased to announce that the project will be continued to July 2009. Managed by a Team of county Leading ICT Teachers and Geography AST’s schools participating in the project will have the opportunity over the coming months to:

• Use ICT to creatively share information about the weather in their local area with schools in and outside the United Kingdom
• Compare and contrast the climate in different locations around the world
• Investigate how changes in the weather can affect the everyday lives of all living things

Weather Watch Launch flier

Click here to find out more about the Weather Watch Project

World Wide Collaboration

The Weather Watch 2008-9 Digital Photograph competition

Weather Watch 2009 – How to Register

Schools planning to take part in the project should complete and return the registration form or visit the Weather Watch 2009 website to register online.

Registration Form

Click here to register online

All details about the project will be posted on the project microsite.

Once schools have registered they will receive a microsite login and password. Teachers will also note that each school in the project will be given a web page where they can publish information and pupils work for other schools to view.

Weather Watch Special Events Day

The Project Team plan again to organise Special Events days throughout 2009 to show how ICT can be embedded across the curriculum. The first of these days will be a repeat of the very successful “Operation Storm Warning” in February 2008.

Weather Watch Events 2008

It is hoped many of these events will be repeated during 2009

Weather Watch Film Making Day - Extreme Weather News Presentations by Brook and Oaktree.

Ashford Schools Weather in the News Day

Wickhambreaux Primary School's case study

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