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Permanent post, 37 hours per week, all year round The City of Norwich School – An Ormiston Academy is an exciting, forward thinking Academy with high expectations for all its staff and students. An opportunity has arisen for an ambitious, proactive committed and conscientious ICT Technician who would like to advance their career and contribute to the success of our school by working as a Senior ICT Technician. The successful candidate will provide an in-house ICT Technical Support Service at first, second and third line levels to both students and staff, across a mixed environment of hardware and software used within the Academy. You will work with the ICT Manager to ensure secure, reliable operation and maintenance of software, hardware and related equipment, including reprographics and AV equipment. You will lead certain IT projects, systems and developments within the school and work with stakeholders within the CNS ICT team, Trust Central ICT team and other colleagues within the school. You will have relevant experience and qualifications or a desire to obtain these, be self-motivated and driven with excellent communication skills. You will have kept up-to-date with the latest advances in technology and lead by example with high professional standards and expectations. Opportunities to develop through formal qualifications and maintaining a professional knowledge of education technology will be provided. We are investing in using ICT across the school to improve educational outcomes for our students, and our ICT team are an integral part of the school, supporting a community of over 1700 students from Year 7 to Year 13 (Sixth Form). More details and to apply: https://oatcareers.co.uk/job/ict-senior-technician-6

We buy from jmprime .co.uk, the product is called is "Hitag2 card 125khz RFID compatible with net2 paxton access control cards". Seems cheaper than Paxton official cards. We have the normal Paxton reader, Net2 system, not the mifare readers and haven't had any problems with these cards

Looks like it should all be okay, can't be any worse than currently Yes we have got an EES subscription, infact we originally licence EES just to get the new versions of Office but is why I am now thinking it may as well makes use of the O365 part. Thanks for your advise

Hello, This my thread first post on here, but i have been reading the forum for some time. We are currently looking at moving our schools email to our own Office 365 Tenant. We currently use a mix of LA provided Gsuite and Office 365. We are currently told the LA provided Office 365 is secure when sending to/from the LA. If we moved to our own tenant would it still be secure with office 365 tenants? I also understand we could send encrypted emails through Office 365 to any address, would these meet the requirements of the DPA to send personal information? I assume email would be secure (TLS Security?) within our own domain in our own tenant? Sorry if this has been asked before, I have read a number of threads but haven't seen much in terms of DPA & Office 365. Any advice or expiration would be much appreciated Many Thanks