Resources on the internet

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize

Apart from all the many learning resources BBC Bitesize already has, they are offering three new lessons every weekday with videos and activities.


https://www.thenational.academy

Funded by the Department for Education, Oak National Academy was set up in 2020 during lockdown to assist schools with the provision of remote learning. Since then the site has been developed and expanded with thousands of videos, worksheets, online lessons and resources for every subject and age group. The resources could provide a useful source of ideas for home educators: all content is free and parents may choose to use as much or as little of the material as they wish. The site also includes resources designed for children with special educational needs and disabilities.


https://veronicalamond.com/

Veronica Lamond produces a delightful series of children’s picture books about the diverse activities of two old animated Land Rovers and their energetic young owners.

She has developed a free teaching resource pack around her books which is aimed at KS1 but could be adapted to suit older children. See her website under ‘Info for Schools’ for further information.


https://plprimarystars.com

Children who are interested in football may enjoy these free resources. Premier League Primary Stars have free school resources available from their website and have just launched some new learning resources for families to use at home as well.


http://neversuchinnocence.com

‘Never Such Innocence’ is a charity which aims to engage children and young people across the world with the centenary of the First World War through poetry, art and song. They have quite a few free resources which can be downloaded from their website.