NetSupport Radio

Deb Lyons from Bolton Local Authority and Pete Lee from Learning by Questions tell NetSupport Radio host, Russell Prue, about their successful implementation of the learning solution across the primary schools in Bolton Local Authority.

NetSupport Radio host, Russell Prue, chats to Chris Castelle from E2BN about the effects of cybercrime on schools. The fact that every school has a network and an internet leaves them open to the danger of abuse from cyber criminals. Chris explains the challenges for schools, as well as talking about why it’s important for them to report any attacks.

Andrew Tidswell, Director of International Professional Development at Discovery Education has worked with Ministries of Education across the world. He discusses the background to creating sustainable change in education, the release of their new whitepaper and how that can inform projects both at home and abroad.

NetSupport’s MD, Al Kingsley, talks to Russell Prue about making technology accessible for teachers and supporting them in its use – plus, they give their reactions to Day 1 of the newly-zoned Bett show and their hopes for Day 2!

Listen back to NetSupport Radio’s live broadcast from Day 2 of Bett 2020! 

NetSupport Radio’s host, Russell Prue, talks to more superb guests on the live broadcast from Day 2 of Bett 2020! With contributions from Chris Castelle from E2BN; Deb Lyons from Bolton Local Authority SICT; Martin Bayley talking about EduFooty Aid; Paul Topping, a headteacher from a school in the Netherlands; Pete Henshaw, Editor of SecEd Magazine – and more!

The Internet Watch Foundation does amazing work to remove images and videos of child sexual abuse from the internet to prevent the victims from being revictimized, over and over again. Russell Prue talks to Will Few on NetSupport Radio about the vital work of the organisation and how the number of such images online is growing year on year, driven by the trend of content generated by children themselves…

Listen to NetSupport Radio’s Russell Prue chat to ReallySchool Product Manager, Kat Cauchi, and Independent Advisor, Gary Perkins, about NetSupport’s primary observations and assessment solution, ReallySchool, (a Bett 2020 finalist!) and hear how much it has been developed over the last year to add even more value for school leadership teams.

PSHE can be a tricky subject to teach, especially if teachers aren’t confident with the subject, haven’t been trained in what to teach, or the correct age-appropriate vocabulary to use. 

NetSupport Radio’s host, Russell Prue, chats to Lucy Marcovitch, PSHE consultant and series editor for Discovery Education, about the resources the company has produced to aid teachers in this respect ahead of the subject becoming a statutory requirement in England from September 2020.

Genna Ash, the Editor of Education Technology Magazine, joins NetSupport Radio host Russell Prue and NetSupport MD, Al Kingsley, to talk about the latest topics in the edtech sector. From AI, teacher wellbeing, personalisation and cloud solutions, Genna outlines what her readers have been talking about and what her magazine will be discussing into 2020…

Getting parents involved in their children’s education is a challenge for many schools, but at the Prince of Wales Primary School, they seem to be getting it right! Headteacher, Gary Spracklen, chats to NetSupport Radio’s Russell Prue about the relationships his school has built with not just the parents, but the local community too.