Links

A selection of links to external websites are listed below; we hope you find them useful:

Please note that we cannot be held responsible for the content of these websites, but please report any problems to Liz in the office.

Current & Recent Topics

Join the challenge, get a poster, borrow books and win prizes!

• The Summer Reading Challenge
• Space Hop

Summer camps for 10-19 year olds

• Summer Camps

Parents Resources (For Brain Training see below)

• Parents' Centre
• National Science and Engineering Week 2009 (6-15 March)
• BT Better World - Developing Skills
• Business Education
• Next Generation Learning
• NSPCC - Your Family
• Raising Kids
• Campaign for Learning

Religion and Religious Education

• St Saviour's Church
• Church of England
• Bristol Diocese Education Department
• The National Society
• School Assemblies
• Anglicans Online
• Lunt Resource Site

Welfare

• Every Child Matters
• Kidscape - Bullying
• How to Stop Bullying
• CEOP - Child Protection
• Child Car Seats
• Churches' Child Protection Advisory Service
• NSPCC
• Bed Wetting - NEW

Everyone Active - Things to keep you fit

• SGC Everyone Active Index
• Age 7-11 Sport
• Leisure Centre activities
• Make a New Years Resolution!
• Adult Cycle Training
• SGC Active Card

Healthy Eating

• National Healthy Schools Programme
• School Meals
• Jamie Oliver's School Dinners
• British Nutrition Foundation
• Food Standards Agency
• Eat well, be well (FSA)
• Fish and Kids
• 5-a-Day
• Additives in Children's Medicine
• Tips for Healthy Kids and Families

Hand Washing and Health

• Global Hand-Washing Day
• Sneeze Safe
• Scrub Club
• Learning Store
• E-Bug

Numeracy - As used in school

Recommended sites for working with more able mathematicians; for a wide variety of materials (puzzles, articles and so on) concerning mathematics:

• nrich - Specialists in Rich Mathematics
• Count On
• Maths is Fun
• Maths Net
• Primary Resources
• Primary Games
• BBC Schools
• The Lighthouse for Education
• World Class Arean
• BBC KS1 Bitesize
• ICT Games

Brain Training - Some educational and fun sites (not necessarily used in school)

• A Fact a Day
• Merlin - Home Learning
• Ancient Egyptians
• Romans
• A fun way of creating music
• Eduplace (US)
• Explore Science
• Funbrain
• Count On - Infant Maths magazine, includes tutorials and interactive tests
• BBC - Dynamo Lab - interactive games and ideas for experiments
• BBC - Little Animals Activity Centre
• BBC - Words and Pictures
• BBC - Musical Games
• Maths, Literacy and more
• Crickweb
• Learning Planet
• 6,939 pages of free activities, coloring pages and projects
• Power Discovery Zone

Literacy

• The National Literacy Trust
• Bookstart
• Reading for Life
• Libraries

Internet Safety

• Think UK Now
• www.childnet.com
• www.digizen.org
• Parents Centre
• Microsoft (NZ) - Child Safety - Also info on PC security (left tab) and for children by age group on the right.
• Childnet International
• How to keep safe while chatting online
• Internet Watch Foundation - Safe surfing links
• Thinkuknow - Hectors World
• Thinkuknow for ages 5-7
• Thinkuknow for ages 8-10
• Childnet's Kidsmart website

Child Friendly Search Engines

• ALA great website for kids
• Fact Monster
• Yahoo Kids
• Kidsclick
• Surfing the net with Kids
• Ask Kids
• Think Quest Library

Road Safety

Free Road Safety posters, leaflets, reflective stickers, teaching aids and educational games:

• Green Cross Code
• Think Road Safety
• Think!
• Hedgehogs
• Little Learners

After School:

• Skool's Out
• Coalpit Heath Football Club
• Noah's Ark Zoo Farm

Offical Reporting

• Ofsted
• Dept for Children, Schools and Families
• The National Society
• BBC Results Reporting
• South Gloucestershire Council Learning and Skills
• Achievement and Attainment Tables 2008
• Achievement and Attainment Tables 2007
• Achievement and Attainment Tables 2006
• Results Comparison Table 2006

General

• Our Voice Matters
• Ridings High School
• Children in Need
• Spurgeon's Bethlehem Challenge
• 1 Big Database

If you know of any other useful sites, then please let Liz, in the school office, know and we will add them.

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