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If you have children between 5 and 9 and you want to help them learn at home, this site is for you.

The Birmingham Grid for Learning (BGfL) contains a wealth of fun resources, games and activities that children of pre-school, primary school and secondary school will find really engaging. 

 

 

The CBeebies site offers advice on how children learn and provides some activites that you can get your child involved in to help them learn.

 

 

• to provide easy access to the best educational web sites.
• to help teachers use the web in the classroom.
• to help parents to support the education of their children.

 

 

This BBC site provides advice on issues such as help with school work and help with home/school life. It also allows you to search for games, activities or worksheets to help your child learn at home.

 

 

DirectgovKids is a new website which aims to help young children understand their world and the world around them in a fun and interactive way. It makes learning in school engaging and encourages
learning at home too.

Online activities and educational games for 5 to 11 year olds cover topics such as healthy eating and keeping fit, children's rights and responsibilities, voting and democracy, online safety and looking after pets.

The Woodlands Junior School website has over 11,000 pages of easy to read information to support learners of all ages. Even though their students are aged 7 to 11, many of the activities and information on their website are appropriate for both young and old.

 This is the official website of children's author Shoo Rayner, where you are able to read a number of his books for free online.