Sam Learning
One of the premium sites for online learning. There are many schools that subscribe to this site using e-learning credits. As a parent you can see the progress that your child is making and see results for homework assignments online.
BBC Bitesize
The number one site for revision in the UK. On-going updates to reflect changes to the national curriculum particularly in science. Use this site to keep you informed. There is plenty of interactive material to suit all ages and it’s free.
Learning and teaching Scotland
An excellent site to guide you carefully through the maze of information available to young people and their parents. Some good tips on how to fine tune your research skills.
The Family Reading Campaign
The National Literacy Trust website has plenty of current information on how to develop reading skills at home plus excellent links to resources for parents/carers and extended family members.
CBeebies for Grown Ups
A great site from the BBC that provides a wealth of information for parents on how to encourage learning. Advice on Special Needs and the Early Learning Curriculum. Plus a lot of fun!
ParenTalk
A registered charity with an excellent website with lots of resources for parents including recent articles, current research and publications which can be ordered online at very reasonable prices. They also have an excellent ‘useful contacts’ list.
Textic
An excellent site that allows you to use toolbars to change font size, colours and backgrounds and have text read to you. Some aspects need to be subscribed to.
Study Guides and Strategies
A wealth of tips and strategies to help with learning across the curriculum. Applicable to all ages and free to use.
S-cool
An alternative to the BBC Bitesize website that offers excellent revision material in a range of formats across all subject areas and key stages.
Parents and Special Needs
A UK based organization that helps with advice for parents of children with Special Educational Needs.
The Advisory Centre for Education (ACE)
Is an independent, registered charity, which offers information about state education in England and Wales for parents of school age children. They offer free telephone advice on many subjects like exclusion from school, bullying, special educational needs and school admission appeals.
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Department for Children, Schools and Families
The official UK Government site with up to date information on issues affecting parents and their families.
Friends Reunited
If you have not already registered on this site, it is well worth a visit. Catch up with what old school friends and workplace mates are doing.
Genes Reunited
Help with constructing your family tree. A well respected site with the opportunity to search for relatives and start developing your skills of genealogy.
The NSPCC
UK based charity website that deals with issues of child abuse and how to get advice on prevention. Help for parents and children alike.
ChildLine
A well-renowned charity that provides a source of information for children and parents.
BBC One life
A straight-talking website with information on drugs sex and alcohol.
Talk to Frank
A well presented and informative site. All you need to know about drugs.
Anti-bullying
A very comprehensive resource with information on all aspects of how to deal with this important issue. Advice for parents, children and schools. A registered charity that offers the majority of resources for free.
One parent families
Useful site with information for parents bringing up children on their own, including legal information and publications which are available to order online. Register and log in to gain full access to the site.
Internet Safety
An informative site with a clear message for parents and youngsters alike.
Child Exploitation and Online Protection
Official Government site detailing current views and issues surrounding Child Safety.
Parent Link
An excellent resource for parents. Help on how to support your child with their learning. Designed by teachers for parents. Free to use.
Schwablearning.org
A really useful site that guides parents through the challenges faced when youngsters are growing up. Lots of good advice and useful contacts. Register to get more of the benefits. |
