Last month Learning Possibilities exhibited at Bett Asia in Bangkok and were delighted to be in the DIT (Department for International Trade) UK Pavilion, where for the first time our video was showcased as part of the GREAT campaign.

The GREAT Campaign showcases the very best of the UK, inspiring the world to collaborate, visit, study, live, work and do business here.

Having proudly showcased the best of the UK on the world stage for almost a decade. Sharing the stories of the people and places that make our country unique – from bold breakthroughs and twists on tradition, to the fresh perspectives that challenge convention and stimulate progress.

 

Watch the full presentation below.

Learning Possibilities, a Microsoft Global Alliance Partner have been successfully listed as a G-Cloud 13 supplier.

Learning Possibilities are delighted to announce their selection to deliver cloud services as part of the G-Cloud 13 Framework. This is in part due to the successful delivery in ten countries worldwide.

Learning Possibilities has a range of proven cloud solutions for education to deliver digital readiness to thousands of students and teachers.

 

The G-Cloud Framework

The G-Cloud Framework facilitates procurement by the government thought a framework agreement with suppliers to deliver digital services. The services are broken down into three services, Cloud Hosting, Cloud Software and Cloud Support.

LP are excited to continue to be listed in the G-Cloud 13 Framework to deliver their cloud platform to the public sector.

 

About Learning Possibilities

Learning Possibilities Group was founded in 2007 in the United Kingdom and develops cloud-based solutions used globally to deliver major projects. Learning Possibilities has a global alliance with Microsoft and currently delivers projects for the Asian Development Bank and UNICEF. Independent research shows that its technology drives both educational impact and outcomes. The company currently operates in ten countries worldwide.

It was an honour to have spoken at the UK House EdTech event at the Commonwealth Games over the summer. The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games has been the biggest sporting and cultural event to be staged in the UK for a decade, and it was the largest event ever held in the West Midlands region.

UK House showcased the UK’s expertise to a global audience, driving new partnerships, trade and investment opportunities. With a dedicated day for Education, it was a great opportunity to present our solutions for school recovery after the tremendous learning loss over the past few years.

Watch the full presentation below.

Following on from the LP+ 365 platform v7.0 update in 2021, we are delighted to announce an additional feature.

The attendance module allows teachers to record students attendance in LP+365. Schools can choose whether they would like to record attendance once or twice a day. Attendance is easy to record and you can attach any related documentation for each student.

Teachers can view all previous days attendances records which can also be searched and exported or alternatively you can choose to view an individual students attendance history. 

For a step by step guide, view our video

For further details email info@lpplus.com

We are delighted that yesterday, HE Julius Court, the UK Deputy High Commissioner to Kenya visited Brother Peter at Keriko Secondary School in Nakuru, Kenya to hand over a cheque from our fundraising events this year. It was a joyful day, with teachers, students, parents, educators, government leaders and other invited guests present.

“I take this time to thank you for your generous support. We promise to ensure that the funds benefit the children. The classroom project will be kicking off as soon as possible and I will keep you updated. Thank you and be blessed.”

-Brother Peter Tabichi

Once again, we would like to thank everyone who has kindly donated to a truly great cause. In total we raised £10,409 . We look forward to seeing the progress of the classroom build and will keep you updated! The funds will be used towards the development of a classroom block at Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School.

 

“As a social enterprise with a mission to enhance education outcomes, we are delighted that the provision of new classrooms in Keriko will over its lifetime aid thousands of students from deprived backgrounds learn and gain useful employment. We look forward to working with Brother Peter in continuation of the development of the school.” Commented Learning Possibilities CEO, Dr Mehool Sanghrajka

 

 

Peter Tabichi Charity Golf Day

On behalf of Learning Possibilities, Baijul Shah and Rumit Shah, we would like to say a huge thank you to all our players, sponsors and partners for your generosity and support at our first Peter Tabichi Foundation Golf Event! The weather could have been better, but it did not stop us from raising an incredible £9,065 and for that we are thankful!

This event comes at a prominent time where issues have been heightened due to the coronavirus pandemic. The money raised will support Brother Peter’s foundation to build new classrooms for students at the Keriko School in Nakuru, Kenya. This will help hundreds of children over the coming years and bring greater prosperity to the region.

Peter Tabichi is a science teacher and Franciscan Brother who gives away 80% of his monthly income to help those in need. In 2019 Brother Peter won the Global Teacher Prize Award after being recognised for his dedication and hard work ensuring local and underprivileged children gained a proper education.

His village is made up of different tribes and the lives of these children can be tough, especially in a region where drought and famine are frequent. Most pupils come from poor families and almost a third are orphans or only have one parent. Their school, where Brother Peter is a teacher at, is in a very remote area with some children walking up to 7km along roads that become impassable during rainy season.

Brother Peter’s vision is to promote access to quality education through empowering the disadvantaged children in the community. His mission is to embrace opportunities of 21st century education to unlock the potential of these disadvantaged children.

We hope this event will be the first of many in supporting this worthy cause and bettering the education for the children in Nakuru.

Visit the website for further details on the Peter Tabichi Foundation: https://petertabichi.com/

In an aim to reach our £10,000 target, the Learning Possibilities team will be walking 26-miles in one day along the Jurassic Coast on Saturday 28th August – if you would like to sponsor us on this challenge, please visit our page: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/vishaal-shah

LP 365 Version 7.0 First Look!

Learning Possibilities is delighted to announce v7.0 of it’s LP+365 platform. The platform was initially launched in 2005 and is now the leading cloud-based solution for transforming Office 365 into a learning and collaboration app for schools and colleges.

‘We are exciting that v7 will be launched in August’, said Mandeep Dhillon, CTO at Learning Possibilities who led the development team, ‘with significant new features’.

The new platform offers an exciting and modern new look and feel, with one-click access to key features on each dashboard. ‘We have significantly improved performance’, added Dhillon, ‘so that those with poor connectivity or devices have a better user experience’. The seamless integration with LP+ ADOPT, with single signon, means that courses, scorm content and exams can now be added to the platform.

The dashboard tiles also offer a download feature, enabling access to content when offline, and our e-library – with over 10,000 refence books – is built in.

For a first look, view our video:

For further details email info@lpplus.com

Learning Possibilities is delighted to be able to support the Ministries of Education in Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines and Viet Nam with our technology and expertise to strengthen the education sector in each of these target countries.

Mehool Sanghrajka (CEO) commented, “Education has faced a very difficult year and we are excited to be supporting these four major economies in understanding what technology works in these countries, and what potential solutions can be deployed to drive education impact. My sincere thanks to the LP team that worked on this submission, and our partners at @ibf.”

The project will run from July 2021 until September 2023.