Cymraeg

The Welsh Government, local authorities and Regional Education Consortia are committed to working together on a national approach to digital education technology and services for schools, aligning with the structure of the Digital Professional Learning Journey and Hwb programme. This approach will enable maintained schools in Wales to consistently exploit the transformational benefits which digital and technology can have on education.

There are two main groups that help oversee and support the Hwb programme achieve its aims.

Digital Learning Cymru (DLC)

Digital Learning Cymru is a subgroup of the Association of Directors of Education in Wales (ADEW) and is established following the merger of the EdTech Delivery Authority and ADEW ICT Groups. The group is made up of strategic representatives from the Welsh Government, all local authorities, and Regional Education Consortia. The group meets termly and is responsible for:

  • setting the strategic vision for digital education services in Wales
  • ensuring that the Hwb programme is delivering a digital infrastructure to support the Curriculum for Wales
  • ensuring that the views of all local authorities and Regional Education Consortia are considered when it comes to digital services available through Hwb
  • approving the strategic recommendations of the Technology Standardisation Group

Membership and contact details

Organisation

Digital Learning Cymru representative

Email

Bridgend

Lindsay Harvey

Lindsay.Harvey@bridgend.gov.uk

Blaenau Gwent

Joanne Watts

joanne.watts@blaenau-gwent.gov.uk

Caerphilly

Paul Warren

WARREP1@CAERPHILLY.GOV.UK

Cardiff

Richard Portas

richard.portas@cardiff.gov.uk

Carmarthenshire

Matthew Jenkins

m.jenkins@carmarthenshire.gov.uk

Ceredigion

Kay Morris

kay.morris@ceredigion.gov.uk

Conwy

John Paul Jones

john.paul.jones@conwy.gov.uk

Denbighshire

James Brown

james.brown@denbighshire.gov.uk

Flintshire

Vicky Barlow

vicky.barlow@flintshire.gov.uk

Gwynedd

Huw Ynyr

huwynyr@gwynedd.llyw.cymru

Isle of Anglesey

Owen Davies

owendavies@ynysmon.gov.uk

Merthyr Tydfil

Andrea May

Andrea.May@merthyr.gov.uk

Monmouthshire

Sian Hayward

sianhayward@monmouthshire.gov.uk

Neath Port Talbot

Chris Owen

Darren Long

c.m.owen@npt.gov.uk

d.long1@npt.gov.uk

Newport

Karyn Keane

karyn.keane@newport.gov.uk

Pembrokeshire

Huw Benbow

Benbowh2@hwbmail.net

Powys

Eurig Towns

eurig.towns@powys.gov.uk

Rhondda Cynon Taf

Tim Britton

tim.britton@rctcbc.gov.uk

Swansea

Ian Meredith

ian.meredith@swansea.gov.uk

Torfaen

Andy Rothwell

andy.rothwell@torfaen.gov.uk

Vale of Glamorgan

Trevor Baker - Chair

tbaker@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk

Wrexham

Simon Billington

simon.billington@wrexham.gov.uk

Central South Consortium (CSC)

Sarah Summers

sarah.summers@cscjes.org.uk

Education Achievement Service (EAS)

Sean Powell

sean.powell@sewaleseas.org.uk

North Wales Regional School Improvement Service (GwE)

Gwion Clarke

GwionClarke@gwegogledd.cymru

Partneriaeth

Adrian Smith

Adrian.Smith@partneriaeth.cymru

Mid Wales Education Partners (MWP)

Rob Walters

Kay Morris

rob.walters@powys.gov.uk

Kay.Morris@ceredigion.gov.uk

Welsh Government

Mike Jones

mike.jones1@gov.wales

Welsh Government

Deborah Sargent

deborah.sargent@gov.wales  

Technology Standardisation Group (TSG)

The group is a subgroup of SocITM made up of representatives from the Welsh Government and all local authorities. The group meets termly and is responsible for:

  • providing expert advice and guidance on the Education Digital Standards to ensure they remain accurate, fit for purpose and appropriate for schools use
  • providing insight to shape current and future Hwb products and services
  • working together to decide what schools’ digital infrastructure needs are, so that we can buy digital equipment and services “Once for Wales” and get good value for money that could not be achieved otherwise
  • ensuring that the national ICT catalogue for schools contains the infrastructure, devices and classroom equipment that schools need to deliver excellent teaching and learning and the Curriculum for Wales