Links
Family Support |
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Expert information to help children and young people stay safe online. |
Use the CEOP report button if you ever feel that your child could be in danger or feeling threatened online and keep any evidence your have. |
Online safety |
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For information on keeping yourself safe online visit the Online Safety page of the website. | |
Computing |
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“Scratch” was developed at MIT to be a stepping stone programming language to more advanced code. Perfect for beginners. |
The perfect place to start when starting to code. Loads of step by step guides ranging from beginner to intermediate programming. |
Maths | |
Interactive Resources – 100’s of great whiteboard activities, games and worksheets all linked to the new Primary Framework for Mathematics. |
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Image editors | |
A Free alternative to photoshop. No need to install this app as it works though the web browser. |
If you would rather a more full featured image manipulation software (Just like Photoshop), GNU Image Manipulation Program is fantastic. |
Curriculum |
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Full of free educational games and resources right up to GCSE level. |
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Educational Games Another fantastic site with loads of games and things to do. |
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Typing Brilliant interactive site that teaches you how to type. Fun for children and adults alike. |
Links to other websites can be found on the class pages
BBC Newsround
All the latest stories for BBC Newsround
- Watch Newsround
De-Graft has your Monday Newsround. We have a report on what is being done to help schools that have…
- Watch Newsround
De-Graft has your Monday Newsround. We have a report on what is being done to help schools that have…
- Watch Newsround - signed and subtitled
A signed version of Newsround is available to watch every weekday for children who use British Sign…
BBC education
Latest news from the BBC education webpage
- Family 'at breaking point' after care fight
Lucas, 13, from Stoke-on-Trent, has regular seizures and needs around the clock care.
- School starters can't blow their noses - teachers
Teachers are worried some children are not school-ready and cannot carry out basic tasks.
- Adoptive fund cuts will be devastating - mother
Funds to help adoptive children access therapy have been cut by a total of £4,500 per child.