Maths
KS2 BBC Bitesize Maths
Online maths games aimed at Reception and KS1KS1 BBC Bitesize Maths
Interactive Maths Games from Woodland Junior School
Investigative maths challenges for lower primary age children (approximately Rec-Y3)
In how many ways can you halve a piece of A4 paper? How do you know they are halves?
Are these statements relating to calculation and properties of shapes always true, sometimes true or…
How could you estimate the number of pencils/pens in these pictures?
In this calculation, the box represents a missing digit. What could the digit be? What would the sol…
Exploring the structure of a number square: how quickly can you put the number tiles in the right pl…
Investigative maths challenges for lower primary age children (approximately Y3-Y6)
An activity for teachers to initiate that adds to learners' developing understanding of fractions.
In how many ways can you halve a piece of A4 paper? How do you know they are halves?
Can you find ways to make twenty-link chains from these smaller chains?
Can you find combinations of strips of paper which equal the length of the black strip? If the lengt…
Are these statements always true, sometimes true or never true?
English
Reading
KS2 BBC Bitesize Reading
Find out about your favourite authors in the Book Box
Oxford Owl - find over 250 ebooks online, linked to the Oxford Reading Tree scheme that we use in school.
Writing
KS2 BBC Bitesize Writing
Online literacy activities aimed at Reception and KS1
Phonics
There are 26 letters in the alphabet but they make 44 sounds. Hear the sounds spoken, or within example words, by clicking on the 'Say the sounds' link on this web site.
Find out the correct pronunciation of all the letter sounds for learning to read with phonics in this handy guide - just click on a sound to hear it pronounce correctly.
Meet Mr Thorne - He does phonics! Games, videos and apps for you to watch and download. Click on the links for different phases/levels of phonics.
If you have an Android smartphone, try downloading these phonics apps.
Do you have an iPhone? Click here to download Mr Phonics Matching Pairs.
Grammar, punctuation and spelling
KS2 BBC Bitesize Spelling and Grammar
KS1 BBC Bitesize Literacy
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Other curriculum areas
KS2 BBC Bitesize Science
KS1 BBC Bitesize Science
KS2 Science Essesntials
BBC Science Clips for all ages
Funology - the science of having fun
BBC links to History Topics
Improve your keyboard skills and learn to touch type more quickly
National Geographic For Kids - science, nature, geography, history and popular cultureLearn and practise French
The National Gallery Art Collection - find out about works by different artists
Fun Brain - lots of games and learning ideas
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