Here at Widnes CLC we have a multi-disciplinary team on hand to support your project.
From initial contact, planning and project development, training, technical set-up through to delivery and publishing, you’ll find our staff have the experience and expertise to ensure your objectives are met.
Our curriculum team possesses a wealth of skills in all forms of media production, experience of working on a range of commercial commissions and has planned, delivered and disseminated a diverse range of learning projects to all curriculum phases in most subject areas. Their teaching experience means they are responsive to your particular learning objectives, are familiar with the learning strategies that support them and understand curriculum demands.
Any CLC-based learning project will be enhanced by a planning meeting with our team. Indeed many ICT training needs have been met by staff working alongside our team on project delivery.
Their expertise is underpinned by our admin team whose experience of organising and supporting the booking and financing of projects, equipment, rooms and facilities have ensured the smooth running of our school based and commercial projects for many years.
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Ray Weaver Ray is responsible for managing our relationship with BECTA , ensuring our projects meet agreed local and national priorities for e-learning and for securing the funding that allows these projects to take place. As Director of Learning his main role is to liaise with partner schools and organisations on learning and training needs and to develop and deliver learning outcomes across all subject areas. He is a former Head of English, Advisory Teacher and KS3 Literacy consultant. |
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Sean O'Hare He is also proving himself an adept trainer and network manager and has developed and delivered a number of innovative media projects He is looking forward to developing music-based workshops in our brand new Production Suite. |
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Ian Pye His film making skills are in constant demand across the authority and beyond and he has been heavily involved in both pupil-generated outcomes like the BBC School News or promotional corporate films. He has developed and delivered extended learning projects across all phases of the curriculum in most subject areas with a range of technologies. |
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Steph Lewis An addition to being an excellent graphic and website designer, she is an experienced and talented trainer who is equally at home teaching adult and primary learners in a range of media. She is currently working with local teachers developing interactive learning objects. Steph is also developing new projects within the CLC such as stop-frame animation. |
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Diane Farrell She makes the unenviable job of classifying our stock look easy and is responsible for equipment loans and returns. Although she is always the cheerful face of the CLC, make sure you return things on time. |
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Jo Yates
As CLC officer, Jo makes sure that our projects (and the team!) run smoothly and on schedule. Her excellent organisational skills make her an invaluable asset to the CLC as does her experience in finance and negotiation: suppliers beware! |
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Gill Kirby |
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