Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
About Us
LeLF is a registered charity which is affiliated to the National e-Learning Foundation
Our mission is to work with them in helping schools to go digital and exploit the potential of technology.
This means addressing the problems that some families have with using the Internet. Problems that the 2009 report on Digital Britain summarised as affordability, availability, capability and relevance.
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Universal Home Access This government funded programme offers all families entitled to Free School Meals (FSM) with at least one child currently in Key Stage 2 or 3. This means in school years Y3 up to Y9 (children aged between 8-14 this school year) Read More »
Latest News
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Lambeth Primary Schools Awarded £40,000 in grants
Glenbrook, Reay, St Stephen's and Herbert Morrison Primary schools have won grants to help fund netbook computers for projects at their schools -
Government's Home Access Programme to Launch January 2010
Open to all families entitled to free school meals (FSM) who have a child in upper primary or lower secondary (Key Stages 2 and 3. -
LeLF gets a make-over...
The LeLF logo has had a make-over and the website has been completely re-designed! -
LeLF assists In Harmony Programme
Lambeth Music Service [LMS] has won funding for one of three exciting projects across Britain