Students and Teachers

TRAINING

" Paying for Magic Lantern's support can actually save money in the long run because Tim's wealth of practical expertise can save you floundering around wasting unnecessary time and money."
Doug Hartley: Headteacher, Great Hockham Primary School, Norfolk

"I can't believe the day has gone so fast!"
Teacher

"Inspirational."
Sue Cox : Teacher, Suffolk Traveller Education Support Service

"I can't wait to get started on the next project..."
Parent

"I started this course thinking I might design a web page and ended up with a whole web site!"
Clive Mobbs : WEA Co-ordinator, Suffolk


TEACHING


Thanks for the film it was fantasic. the kids watched it over and over and loved every second. We showed it in the end of year assembly and had a fantastic reception...the whole curriculum in 10 days isn't bad!!
James Rivett: Year 3 Teacher, St. Michael's Primary School, Colchester  Teacher Partner on the ArC project, "Animals of Colchester"

"I've learned a huge amount from these sessions.  The cross-curricular applications of Tim's expertise are virtually limitless - it's a tool like picking up a pen, but the advantages for visual learners are immense."
Paul Ryle : Year 3/4 Teacher and ICT Co-ordinator, Mellis Primary School, Suffolk

"I can only marvel at your ability to bring out such brilliant work in my children and their mates! (Of course I always knew it was there!) I live in Burston so I'm very familiar with the Strike School story but watching the film definitely brought a lump to the throat ...enjoyed working with you 'loads', what greater praise could there be? Keep up the excellent work."

Julie Bunting Dixon : Parent, Burston Community School, Norfolk, CARA2 Project

"Interesting, fun and informative.  I feel privileged to have been able to do this course…"
Sarah Goody : Parent, Costessey Junior School, Norfolk
                   
"When our teacher says Mr. Brook is coming in, we all cheer." 
Pupils : Saxlingham Primary School, Norfolk

"Tim's brought enthusiasm and ideas to our schools.  His commitment and understanding of teaching has engaged and encouraged both children and staff.  He's demonstrated how effective and rewarding film making can be and the educational role it can play in embedding ICT in the primary school curriculum."
Nigel Rhodes : Head Teacher, St. Botolph's Primary School, Suffolk and Hartismere Cluster Co-ordinator