Maths

  • Lots of games, lessons and activites across the curriculum. Each pupil has their own login provided by school. Work can be set and directed by teachers or pupils can access their choice of games and activities.

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  • An interactive 100 square. Pupils can be directed to splat given numbers or explore the concept of one more or one less. Pupils can also use this resource to explore calculations.

     

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  • A website full of games, organised into different age groups for ease of navigation. There are games based on counting, ordering and sequencing, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, measures, money, shape, data handling and problem solving.

     

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  • A website full of games, organised into different age groups for ease of navigation. There are games based on counting, ordering and sequencing, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, measures, money, shape, data handling and problem solving.

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  • A maths website focussed on problem solving, flexible thinking, challenges and real life application of maths. There are interactive online games and challenges and printable tasks. Some have videos and instructions. Website is divided into key stage learning but explore other areas if pupils need to.

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  • Mathsframe has more than 200 interactive maths games and 300 maths worksheets and assessments linked to the new curriculum. All resources are designed by an experienced KS2 teacher. New games and worksheets are added regularly.

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  • Maths games and activities organised by skill. Can start on the lowest level and work your way through each one. Some explanations to support learning.

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  • Useful website for parents to see what and how pupils will be taught in maths lessons. There are also some games and online activties that can be linked to pupils learning.

     

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English

  • Phonics Play has a variety of online games and activities which are clearly labelled with the different Phonics phases to ensure that pupils are working at the right level
    Login details
    Username: Frednics
    Password: Rainbow

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  • A selection of e-books which can read read to pupils or have pupils read them themselves. Each e-book has a series of questions at the end of the book to test a pupil’s understanding of what they have read.
    Log in details – select school and entering the first letter of the last name (A) day and month of birth (1/1) and year group (1)

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  • Similar to Phonics Play, this site contains a variety of different games to practise and consolidate Phonics and reading skills at different levels.
    Log in details
    Username: phonics@fns
    Password: phonicsfun

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  • A website with a variety fo games and activities to practise using punctuation for pupils working at early years and KS1 level

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  • Games, activities, worksheets and riddles for pupils of different ages and abilities. You will need flash player to access most of the game elements on this website, although not for the other downloadable content.

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  • Game to support the learning and consolidation of grammar and punctuation

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  • A series of games based around the superhero genre to support and consolidate English skills including punctuation, grammar, reading comprehension and spelling.

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  • Instructional videos and explanations to support handwriting and correct letter formation.

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Science

  • Lots of video lessons led by experienced teachers on various areas of understanding the world, including science

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  • Videos, articles, games and quizzes from the BBC covering all areas of the science curriculum

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  • Science lessons with interesting videos and fun activities.

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ICT

  • Thinkuknow is the education programme from NCA-CEOP, a UK organisation which protects children both online and offline.
    Explore one of the six Thinkuknow websites for advice about staying safe when you’re on a phone, tablet or computer. The Thinkuknow website has lots of games and activities that will be familiar to your child as we use them at school.

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  • At the UK Safer Internet Centre, you can find online safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe online.

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  • BBC Bitesize has a huge number of videos and articles to support pupils wanting to learn more about Computing. The materials are grouped by key stage and you are bound to find something of interest here.

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  • Use this excellent BBC resource to speed up your typing and improve your accuracy. Fun animations and animal characters take you all the way from beginner to expert.

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RSHE

  • Links to free to use PSHE interactive resources, games, lesson plans, quizzes and printable activities, covering EY-11yrs. These can be used in school or at home.

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  • Free activities kids love with a wide selection of activiies that also include movement and mindfulness videos.

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RSHE

  • Links to free to use PSHE interactive resources, games, lesson plans, quizzes and printable activities, covering EY-11yrs. These can be used in school or at home.

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Geography

History

Forest

  • Blogs about nature activities which can be completed at home.  Good resource to find woodlands in your area

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  • Here are some wild activity ideas that you can do with your children at home

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Music

  • A variety of musical resources and activities for all ages.

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Art

  • An interactive resource where pupils can choose differerent tools to draw and make marks using their fingers on a tablet/ mouse on a computer to create pictures.

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PE

  • A selection of movement and yoga videos for pupils to copy. These videos vary in length and can be used for a range of purposes. Pupils can use these exercise to aid their physical and mental health.

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  • A wide selection of music and movement videos for pupils to copy and join in with. These videos support pupils in being active, support language development and also enjoyment in exercise.

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  • 10-minute activities based on Disney films that count towards a child’s 60 active minutes per day

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  • Videos which help children move while they learn. They support curriculum subjects, including maths and English.

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  • This website shares a number of links and ideas for fun home based activities at home, many of which link with other curriculum areas.

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  • A range of ideas and resources to inspire families to do some physical activity together

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  • A fun way for families to take part in adapted Sportshall Athletics events within their home environment.

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  • School Games Organisers are supporting the national effort to ensure young people and their families have access to fun ways of staying active.

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RE

  • You can select General Resources or one of the 6 core religions from the top menu.
    You are then given a wide selection of activities suitable for our students.
    Look for resources that are aimed at KS1.

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  • You are given 4 drop down menus – choose:
    Religion
    Theme
    Key Stage – (Select KS1/ SEND resources)
    Type of resource e.g activity/ audio visual
    Then press submit and you will be led to a list of relevant resources

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  • Intended for teachers, this website is currently offering its resources for free.
    There are a list of key stages (Choose KS1) and once you click on the relevant one, you are redirected to a wide range of resources that cover all 6 core religions.
    There are also links to video clips and home learning resources from a variety of providers to support students working from home.

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  • Click on age range 5-7 then choose RE.
    Select short films about different aspects of religion.

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  • Select Primary Levels and KS1.
    Choose the subject (RE).
    Select one of the core religions and then choose a video clip or resource to watch.

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MFL

  • A fun website with lots of French songs on with exciting phrases and actions to copy!

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  • A fun website with traditional songs translated into German to sing along to!

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  • A fun website with some exciting children’s Spanish songs to sing along to!

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  • An interactive website created by a school in Essex. Pupils can explore a range of languages spoken by pupils that attend the school. The website provides information about a wide range of countries and languages. It also provides videos of pupils speaking in these languages for our pupils to copy and practice. We regularly use this wesite to explore how to say different greetings in a wide range of languages.

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Careers

  • A simple and interactive game that explores a wide range of careers.

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