Communication | North Lincolnshire

EMTAS CPD Programme for 2018-2019

GREAT NEWS! ALL EMTAS COURSES spring and summer term 2018/2019 ARE NOW ONLY £25 PER PERSON! GROUP DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE! If you would like to ask any questions please call EMTAS on 01724 297789

Application Service Course Booklet 2017/Training Calendar

During the next Academic Year the Application Service Team will provide a number of training courses to assist schools in the use of the SIMS MIS system. The underlying aim of all courses will be to assist school staff to ensure that the use of SIMS enhances the quality of the experiences provided for the young people in the establishment. It also satisfies the requirements of the Ofsted Inspection Framework.

PRODUCTS AUTHORISED BY HSE FOR USE UNDER THE UK RODENTICIDE STEWARDSHIP REGIME

Timelines for stewardship regime Professional use products for which manufacturers have applied for professional outdoor use stewardship authorisation: · Remaining stocks of products with pre-stewardship labels can be sold until 30 September 2016 and must be used by 31 March 2017. A certificate of professional competence is not required to buy and use these products. See attached article for full details.

User Guidance 2017 SLA online

This user guide is designed to provide a basic introduction to the system from how to login to ordering of services and booking onto training courses. Other useful features around communications and links to useful websites are provided through this portal. Alternatively, the Services for Education team are always happy to help via email: servicestoschools@northlincs.gov.uk or telephone: 01724 297980. We can also arrange to visit your school if you need additional support.

Guidance: Cloud software services: how schools should protect data

Cloud (educational apps) software services and the Data Protection Act. Departmental advice for local authorities, school leaders, school staff and governing bodies. This is an advice and information document issued by the Department for Education. The advice is non-statutory, and has been produced to help recipients understand some of the key principles and their obligations and duties in relation to the Data Protection Act 1998 (the DPA), particularly when considering moving some or all of their software services to internet-based “cloud” service provision. This advice is underpinned by a supplier self-certification scheme enabling providers to confirm their compliance with the key principles and requirements of the DPA, to provide useful additional advice and to suggest how cloud software solutions can best be configured by a school. View document...

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