Opportunity to participate in the West Midlands Foundation Stage e-assessment Project
September 26, 2006Easy new on-line system that reports on over 30% of FSP skill areas
The West Midlands RBC has forged an agreement with Screen Learning to conduct a free trial programme with schools in the West Midlands region.
Screen Learning’s “Smart Cat Games” is an innovative new software system consisting of 13 fun games that Reception children play unassisted and gives teachers a detailed report on the child’s strengths and needs.
Teachers that have used the system say it’s an “enormous” help, giving immediate results across a wide range of skill areas such as: mathematical development, space awareness, emotional recognition, short-term memory, empathy, sound matching and many more.
Screen Learning will make available its Smart Cats assessment system free-of-charge to the first 200 schools in the West Midlands region that sign up to the programme.
Included in the trial is:
• Free use of the on-line system until Easter 2007
• Telephone helpline, e-mail support and an FAQ page
• An effective security policy to ensure that personal data will be managed securely and appropriately (full policy available on the web-site)
To sign-up for this exciting trial programme, call Screen Learning on 01225 388661 or go to: https://members.screenlearning.com/test-drive/wmnet.php
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