A roundup of Frog at BETT 2017

In this video Lee Wilson, Deputy Headteacher and Matthew Hazel, ICT/Business Studies Teacher discuss how they use Frog in their school.

Each year a new version of the statutory information required by Ofsted gets published. Are you aware of the latest requirements that were updated in November 2016?

Our Frog Customer Zone is back by popular demand! As part of BETT 2017, we will be holding one-to-one customer appointments and hosting Eat, Share & Learn sessions in a similar fashion to previous years; if you didn’t attend BETT last year let us explain...

Frog is utilised in different ways from school to school but one that got our attention recently was Stivichall Primary School and how they’re using Frog to support one pupil and his family.

University College Birmingham, as part of their Initial Teacher Education programme, has purchased Frog Progress as a tool to support the training of all students in assessment as they study for their PGCE or School Direct teaching qualification.

Frog has been getting into the festive spirit over the last month and while our Secret Santa in the office has got presents under the tree it seems the offices are destined to be empty. Frog will be taking some time off over the Christmas period and will be closed from Friday 23rd December until Monday 4th January.

In light of anti-bullying week, we want to highlight how one of our schools uses frog to support their anti-bullying policy. Bullying is a concern in all schools, but how can technology such as Frog help us achieve our goals to combat bullying?

Frog has been short-listed in 4 categories for the Bett Awards 2017

Frog has worked with the National Theatre to deliver their On Demand service, streaming world class productions right to the classroom.