HOME LEARNING LINKS
Please see the recommended weblinks below, some of which which link to the suggested activities and tasks set by class teachers. Some of these online resources are already used frequently in school and at home by your children and will require their personalised login details in order to gain full access.
general links
The following online resources cover multiple curriculum areas and include a mixture of printable and interactive activities for each age group. Resources from these providers are currently free for all parents and children to use:
| BBC Bitesize - All curriculum areas covered here with great videos & animations |
MATHS
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Workbooks designed to support classroom learning within school. |
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Homework assignments plus individual practice in various maths games. Children have personalised logins for this resource. APP available |
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Sequenced programme of daily times tables practice. Children have personalised logins for this resource. APP available |
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An online game which consolidates children's understanding of number bonds and addition/subtraction facts. Access using TT Rockstars login details.
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An interactive maths games with quick-fire questions (number bonds, times tables, doubles & halves). |
Search by maths topic or by activity type. Online and printable activities to support learning across the maths curriculum |
Resources to support Special Educational Needs
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Parent support site for children with speech & language difficulties Download a range of games and activities with supporting guidance |
English
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Click here for links to recordings and live read alouds of stories, many by the authors themselves - not to be missed! |
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| Phonics Play - packed with free interactive phonics activities |  |
Reading Eggs - games, songs & interactive activities. 30 day free trial | |
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Newsround - national & international news explained for children and regularly updated throughout the day |  |
First News - excellent children's newspaper. Currently offering free digital downloads during school closures. |