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What makes a good Quality Label application?

The Criteria What Makes a Good Application?
Use of ICT within the project ICT has been used creatively. Moving beyond email with evidence of good use of a variety of ICT tools. Links to work such as the Twin Space, websites, blog addresses etc…are very important.
Project Outcomes There is a link to how the partnership developed skills and possibly new ways of working for both pupils and staff
Curricular Integration There is good evidence of cross-curricular links and the steps taken to build the project into the curriculum.
Partner Collaboration There is good evidence of how the project involved the pupils and how they were made aware of Europe. Involvement of the whole school the ideal.
Innovation/Creativity There is good evidence of new ways of teaching and learning due to the use of ICT and collaboration.
Sustainability Measures taken to ensure that the project will last, possibly involve new colleagues and classes and perhaps lead to a new project. Involvement of the whole school being the ideal.

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