Web Links

On this page you will find lots of links to other websites that we hope you might find interesting or entertaining.

• Nurse Dotty Books - read Dave the Dog is Worried About the Coronavirus and other books.
• SCARF Health Education Resources - Harold's Daily Diary of home learning activities.
• Authorfy - providing free masterclasses from famous writers.
• Books for Keeps - on-line book magazine for children.
• British Council: Stories and Poems - there is a lot to explore on this site but the poetry section for younger children is very engaging.
• DK Find Out - mainly non-English subjects but the art and literature section covers Shakespeare and poetry.
• The Game Gal - word lists and suggestions of word games to play as a family.
• Once Upon a Picture - a huge bank of images for which there are reading, talk and writing activities attached.
• Oxford Owl for Home - help your child's learning with free tips and eBooks.
• Pobble 365 - new, daily reading and writing activities based on pictures/images.
• Read Write Inc. Phonics - if your child is in a Read Write Inc school the films will help you and your child practise together at home.
• Twinkl – the home of unique, teacher-created, planning and assessment materials and teaching resources.
• St Mary's Teaching Alliance – a National Teaching School.
• Qualifications and Curriculum Authority – the QCA website is suitable for parents with curriculum and assessment information for all subjects and ages.
• Ofsted – showing Ofsted reports for all schools.
• Department for Education – information on education at all levels.
• Grid Club – full of exciting activities for pupils and information for parents.
• Parent Centre – website resource to support parents.
• BBC Schools - knowledge and learning for children from the BBC.
• BBC KS2 Bitesize - revise wise for Year 6 pupils.
• Archdiocese of Birmingham - lots of information about our local Catholic Archdiocese.
• Read Write Inc. Phonemes Pronunciation Guide on YouTube - This video from Ruth Miskin shows you how to pronounce sounds in a pure way.