DirectGov The latest and widest range of public service information from the UK government.
Parent LinkPractical tips on helping with children's school work.
Parent Info Expert information to help children and young people stay safe online.
LEARNING ZONE This website is about books and ideas for children and teenagers. It is written for intelligent young readers who are keen to choose their own books. Adults can join in too. There are 328 detailed children's book reviews on this website and more are being added all the time. The full list of reviews is on the Books page. There is also a list by Authors.
Bookstart Bookstart is a national programme that encourages all parents and carers to enjoy books their children from as early an age as possible.
Literacy Trust Suggestions and activities for parents and carers. Early years to Adult.
Treasure Island A site based on treasure island. Includes quizzes and how to write a book review.
Eric Carle The official Eric Carle website - fetures @The Very Hungry Caterpillar' and 'The Red Fox'.
Peter Rabbit The world of Beatrix Potter tells us about the life of the author and the characters in her book.
CBeebiesActivities and games based on CBeebies characters such as Teletubbies, Fimbles, Tweenies and Bob the Builder. Aimed at ages up to 6.
Digger and the Gang Digger and the gang activities to support Year 3 and 4 of the National Strategies for Literacy and Numeracy, and KS1 and KS2 programmes of study.
BitesizeActivities designed to prepare children for KS2 National Tests.
Spellits Covers the word and text objectivies of year 3,4 and 5 of the National Literacy Strategy.
Starship Aimed at children preparing for KS1 National Tests in English.
Magic Key Can be used in the literacy hour for reception year and year 1.
Words and Pictures Learning phonics can be used as part of the literacy hour for year 1,2 and 3 with interactive games suitable for whole class work using an interactive whiteboard.
The NRICH Project New activities added regularly. Use the Archive to find activites and solutions from previous months.
Number Time Number Time activities fit into the Numeracy Framework for reception year and year 1 and 2.
Dynamo DynaMo Literacy, numeracy and science games, including spellbound and Who's spooking Who? Designed for home use.
Pod Mission Pod's Mission covers KS2 QCA Science Unit 4A: Moving and growing, Unit 4D:Solids, liquids and how they can be seperated, and Unit 4F: Circuits and conductors. There is also a unit on bones.
Barnaby Bear Supports KS1 QCA Geography Unit 5: Where in the world is Barnaby Bear?
Rivers and Coasts KS2 QCA Geography Units 14 and 23: Investigating rivers and coasts.
Two Cities Explores and compares life in Belfast and Mexico City.
What is weather Covers KS2 QCA Geography Unit 7 : Weather around the world.
Channel 4 Learning Channel 4's site packed with information and sources for historical research and other subjects.
Ancient Greece Ancient Greece covers KS2 QCA History Units 14 and 15.
Anglo Saxons Anglo-Saxons covers KS2 QCA History Unit 6B: An Anglo-Saxon case study.
VictoriansChildren in Victorian Britain covers KS2 QCA History Unit 11.
Romans Covers KS2 QCA History Unit 6A: A roman case study.
WW2 Children Children of World War 2 covers KS2 QCA History Unit 9.
Walk Through Time Case studies in Unit 6: Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings, Unit 8: Tudors, Unit 11 and 12: Victorians and Unit 13: Changes since 1948.
Net Mums Netmums is a network for Mums (or Dads), offering information on both a national and local level. Once registered you can access details for all kinds of local resources, from child-friendlu cafes to childminders, places to go and in just a few clicks you can chat with local mums in the coffee house.
Parent LineThis website provides help and support to all parents, mums, dads, grandparents, stepparents, other friends and relatives. Bringing up children is rewarding yet hard thing to do and sometimes it can be tough if parents are splitting up, or setting up a new family, or child is being bullied ....and sometimes parents can feel lonely, isolated and judged.
Walk to School The Walk to School Campaign is run by the charity Living Streets with funding from Department for Transport and the BIG Lottery fund. It asks parents, pupils and teachers to think about their journey to and from school and the many benefits of making it on foot.
Safe Routes to School Sustrans runs a free national schools information service, aimed at supporting schools, parents, pupils, local authorities and all those interested in school transport initiatives.
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