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This exciting competition is for girls in Year 8 (12-13yrs of age). This age group has been deliberately chosen to give as many girls as possible the opportunity to find out more about cyber security with a view to potentially influencing the subjects they choose at GCSE. Only 11% of the global cyber workforce is made of women, so our ultimate aim is to inspire the girls into a career in cyber security.
Teachers, of any subject, can get involved and enter a team of girls. No prior specialist IT knowledge is required. Schools may enter as many teams as they wish.
The competition’s Grand Final will be taking place in Edinburgh on 24-25 March 2019.
For more information, please see below.
Potential DPO Service offering from the Information Governance Team at Solihull MBC - register of interest/feedback needed. Please see attached document for further information.
Through consultation with Solihull schools' strategic accountability board (SSSAB) we are issuing a new data sharing agreement to all schools.
The current data sharing agreement only allows the data sharing early where it is due to be in the public domain. The revised agreement would allow the local authority to share appropriate data with the Solihull schools' teaching alliance, earlier, when it becomes available in July. This would enable the alliance to target support to schools in a timelier manner.
This proposal has gone to SSSAB and it is in full support of the new agreement. Please read through the attached agreement and if you are satisfied, sign it and send it to edperfdata@solihull.gov.uk.
We can then implement the new arrangements for the 2019 results, provided we receive the signed agreements by the end of June 2019.
Please view the attachment for dates of this year's heads' partnership meetings, heads' conference and deputy heads' conference.
