Welcome to your free online copy of the March 2012 Innovate My School magazine.

Free-wheeling into this month’s issue, Martin Moorman, Headteacher at Ravenscliffe High, describes how a cycling programme revolutionised life for the disabled pupils at his school. Jane Jackson returns with some top tips for displaying books appealingly to young readers, and behaviour expert Ed Whittaker is back with part two of his guide to creating a temperate classroom climate. On the subject of climates, Sarah Honeywell takes us through the international adventures of the pupils at George Abbot School. IT teacher Patrick Carroll explains how to augment reality in the primary classroom with the help of the latest mobile technology, and Chrissie Turkington extols the virtues of virtualisation. Finally, if you’re attending an education show this year, don’t go without studying Jay Bell’s essential guide to getting the most out of your visit.

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