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The Project

The C2k project provides the infrastructure and services to support the enhanced use of ICT in schools in Northern Ireland.

C2k is managed by the Western Education and Library Board on behalf of the other education and library boards and the Department of Education. C2k is part financed by the EU Building Sustainable Prosperity structural fund.


EN(ni) - The new Education Network for Northern Ireland's Schools

A new Education Technology contract has been awarded by C2k and the Western Education and Library Board which will deliver the next generation of education technology services to all grant-aided schools across Northern Ireland. 

Northgate Managed Services has been selected as the successful bidder for the latest C2k contract which will replace the current ICT Managed Services for schools. More...



Northern Ireland Schools Focus

Pupils Work Online to Tackle Hate Crime
C2k Schools Videoconferencing FestivalPupils from Ashfield Boys’ High School, Belfast; The High School, Ballynahinch; Parkhall Integrated College, Antrim, St Mark’s High School, Warrenpoint and St Peter’s High School, Derry took part in an online programme to tackle hate crime. More...
 
Schools Win NI Maps Competition
LearningNI Expert Award winnersCongratulations to St Columban's College, Kilkeel and St Olcan's Primary School, Armoy. Both schools scooped top prizes of £1000 projectors in the NI Maps competition organised by C2k and Land & Property Services.. More...
Latest News

Safer Internet Day 2012
C2k is supporting the campaign to make the Internet safer for young people in Northern Ireland. Safer Internet Day is on Tuesday 7th February 2012. The Internet is an exciting place and can be very educational, but sadly inappropriate content is easily accessible. Research has shown that the best way to avoid children accessing any of this material is to help them develop strategies on how to protect themselves.More...


LASCO Maths Challenge Winners
Street children brought into the equation for Maths Challenge: the Maths Challenge was held in aid of the Latin American Street Children Organisation (LASCO) - a charity which raises money to provide food, clothes and education programmes for Latin American children. More...
First LNI Expert Award achievers
The first three successful teachers in NI to achieve the prestigious LearningNI Expert Award were presented with their certificates by Mr Scott Naismith, Principal of Methodist College on 23 March 2011 at Methodist College in Belfast. More...
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