seaview primary school in belfast wins technology award - interactive whiteboards for business

In terms of using technology, a Belfast primary school is rated as the best school in the UK.
North Belfast's Seaview Primary School won a prestigious TES award at a ceremony in London.
It is named the British school and uses the most innovative technology in learning.
As a result, attendance, behaviour and student achievement at York Road School have improved, the judges said.
There are about 400 students in Seaview Primary School, and more than half of them are entitled to free school meals.
Interactive whiteboards and tablets are widely used in each class.
For example, students in grade 6 use the app to create their own natural disaster news coverage as part of the geography and science class.
The students play the roles of writers, videographers and journalists.
Schools also regularly hold electronic
Hold safety events for parents and students.
The judges say the practice of seascape "is a comprehensive example of how technology can make a positive impact on many aspects of school life ".
Colin Latham, principal of the school, said she was pleased with the success.
"This award represents faculty and staff working hard to innovate in the face of financial difficulties to ensure that our students are ready for tomorrow's digital life," she said . ". The TES (
Education supplement in the original era)
Awards in their 10 years.
They emphasized the excellent practice of British schools.