MathsAid
This website offers a very clever tool, where you can create your very own maths worksheets. Yay! Have a look and see if you can create the best maths worksheet ever... Go on, have a go...
Love & Logic
A fantastic resource offering many 'tools' for successful parenting and ways to bring up responsible children. Their resources are very useful and highly recommended, and are certain to make a positive impact on your children's lives (not to mention your own!). Go ahead and check it out...
Natwest MoneySense
This website is aimed at helping children understand more about money matters, banking, savings accounts and more. It's interactive and very helpful, even for adults! There are some resources to print off and use at home, as well as interactive, web-based content. Go make some money...
This website boasts to be the future of online learning...which could well become true. Free courses on computer programming and other science subjects are made available free of charge to anyone and everyone. This is certainly only suitable for older children, but provides an outstanding resource, including free certification from the top U.S. universities! Have a look...
www.kahnacademy.org
This website is growing rapidly into a metropolis of information, teaching, videos, and more. It has even got its own academy, to which one can sign up (for free) and work through, earning little prizes along the way. This is highly recommended for senior children as an additional curriculum to work through in the afternoons. Let us know if you think this would be suitable for your child(ren), because we can give you further details, and link in with your child(ren) as he works through the course.
Check out what a career is actually like by watching videos of real-life people in the profession. This site has a dazzling amount of information and video clips on a whole range of career choices. A viewing is definitely recommended for any child looking into their career options...
www.geography4kids.com
This is a recommended site for children either struggling to grasp physical geography, or who are very keen to discover more of God's creation. There are so many topics covered in one website. Brilliant!
www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize
We strongly recommend all Key Stage levels of the Bitesize series to all children. Each section covers the national curriculum content in animated, fresh, and interactive ways. It would certainly help all children to work systematically through each key stage section. We can supply progress tick sheets for each key stage level, if that would help motivate and check the progress of your child. Go on, have a bite...
This part of the BBC website offers a fun way of learning to touch type correctly. Very interactive and animated, with a fun hippo to guide you through each stage! Great...
These online (and offline) interactive BP resources, many of which are free, provide high-quality resources for both primary and secondary children. You'll need to create a free account, after which you can access all their resources.
www.themathworksheetsite.com
www.themathworksheetsite.com
This site provides a clever way of producing Maths worksheets that are unique to you. Very useful...
www.eyecanlearn.com/
This webpage is packed with fun, visual activities for junior and infant children to work through. It also gives parents an opportunity to measure their child's visual perception, and may highlight some areas needing attention. We suggest that parents do this with their child.
www.senteacher.org/
This website is full of useful links to clever (usually free) programs and downloadable resources that will help children learn in creative and fun ways. Valuable for all primary school children.
www.bbc.co.uk/webwise/courses/
This course is actually very useful for all ages, but we would recommend it for juniors and seniors as a 'temporary filler'. We suggest your child follows the course in order, watching all the short animations, and answering any questions as they come up. As a follow-up, your child could write a paragraph on each area, produce a PowerPoint presentation to display the information in a different way, or even make their own short video of how to use a certain gadget successfully.
www.typeonline.co.uk/
This is a simple, free touch-typing course that we would recommend all children do at some point, particularly upper juniors and lower seniors. There are other courses out there, but this one is well-proven! We can provide a 'progress tick-sheet' for the course if that would help.
www.bbc.co.uk/learning/
The BBC website is FULL of very useful clips, documents, games, skills, and other useful links. This may prove useful for afternoon inspiration...
www.discoveryeducation.com/
This site is bursting with fantastic, interactive content, for children (and adults) of all ages! There are lots of free resources to be used online or downloaded and printed. Bursting...!
www.answersingenesis.org/kids
This website is laden with tons of great ideas, clips, facts, worksheets, and films about Creation, dinosaurs, Adam and Eve, the Flood, and plenty of other fascinating topics. It's a must for children to know how to defend their faith, by knowing that Science confirms the Bible! Definitely check this one out...
www.alison.com
This is an amazing resource, aimed really for senior children and adults. It offers free educational courses in all sorts of subjects, and allows you to gain genuine certificates that are recognised by businesses. You will need to register an account with them, and there's A LOT of choice, but you will definitely find something of interest there...
www.toolsforeducators.com
Another very useful webpage with loads of links to free, downloadable resources, aimed at primary children.
www.christian-education.org
The main website of Christian Education Europe, including European Student Convention, etc.
www.eyecanlearn.com/
This webpage is packed with fun, visual activities for junior and infant children to work through. It also gives parents an opportunity to measure their child's visual perception, and may highlight some areas needing attention. We suggest that parents do this with their child.
www.senteacher.org/
This website is full of useful links to clever (usually free) programs and downloadable resources that will help children learn in creative and fun ways. Valuable for all primary school children.
www.bbc.co.uk/webwise/courses/
This course is actually very useful for all ages, but we would recommend it for juniors and seniors as a 'temporary filler'. We suggest your child follows the course in order, watching all the short animations, and answering any questions as they come up. As a follow-up, your child could write a paragraph on each area, produce a PowerPoint presentation to display the information in a different way, or even make their own short video of how to use a certain gadget successfully.
www.typeonline.co.uk/
This is a simple, free touch-typing course that we would recommend all children do at some point, particularly upper juniors and lower seniors. There are other courses out there, but this one is well-proven! We can provide a 'progress tick-sheet' for the course if that would help.
www.bbc.co.uk/learning/
The BBC website is FULL of very useful clips, documents, games, skills, and other useful links. This may prove useful for afternoon inspiration...
www.discoveryeducation.com/
This site is bursting with fantastic, interactive content, for children (and adults) of all ages! There are lots of free resources to be used online or downloaded and printed. Bursting...!
www.answersingenesis.org/kids
This website is laden with tons of great ideas, clips, facts, worksheets, and films about Creation, dinosaurs, Adam and Eve, the Flood, and plenty of other fascinating topics. It's a must for children to know how to defend their faith, by knowing that Science confirms the Bible! Definitely check this one out...
www.alison.com
This is an amazing resource, aimed really for senior children and adults. It offers free educational courses in all sorts of subjects, and allows you to gain genuine certificates that are recognised by businesses. You will need to register an account with them, and there's A LOT of choice, but you will definitely find something of interest there...
www.toolsforeducators.com
Another very useful webpage with loads of links to free, downloadable resources, aimed at primary children.
www.christian-education.org
The main website of Christian Education Europe, including European Student Convention, etc.
If you know of any other links that might be useful, please let us know...
