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Links to other useful sites

Here's a thought .....
Some of the sites below have been created by fellow teachers who graft all day at the chalkface then come home and spend "spare" time saving everyone else time by running resource websites.
Wouldn't it be nice if just 1% of users took the trouble to send these folks the occasional "Thanks mate!" email?
Are you that one in a hundred who uses the T word? ....... We all need ego strokes.

Educationalists.co.uk

This is an online resource for education specialists, resources and support - including consultants, organisations, charities, companies, universities, colleges and schools, researchers, analysts and experts! In addition, articles, case studies, reports, features, conferences, seminars....... to support school based, further, higher and lifelong learning across the United Kingdom.
This is an entirely different site to the one listed below.

Educationalist.org

An Educational Web Directory and Search Engine with links to LEAs, Jobs, resources, curriculum support,and loads more. A well-constructed site with built-in potential for expansion.
This is an entirely different site to the one listed above.

Mathsroom.co.uk

A superbly imaginative collection of maths resources & games using Excel, PowerPoint, Flash, and Shockwave.
Mainly aimed at the SATs-free Scottish system - lucky bu**ers!
The home pagelinks to an explantion & comparison of English & Scottish systems. Many ideal for use with an interactive whiteboard. Some files are pretty big if you're not on broadband.
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School History

This extensive site has downloadable resources for guess what? - HISTORY!
There are lots of worksheets (PDF files) and also ready-made Powerpoint presentations to use with your data projector.
I am really impressed with the site and all the hard work that has gone, (and still goes), into it.

Gareth Pitchford's Primary Resources

This site sets the standard by which all other multi-subject sites are judged. It's well organised and user friendly, and has stacks or resources covering the whole primary curriculum from teachers all over the country, (and probably beyond!).

BBC Skillswise

Superb collection of resources, interactive quizzes, news - just what you'd expect from the Beeb at its best.

Chris Farmer's website.

Freeware programs including:
Countdown Numbers Game
(Interactive whiteboard-friendly )
and easy-to-use WORDSEARCH generating program

http://kidsfreebies.co.uk/maths

Interactive Maths actvities for kids.
Also try clicking on to www.kidsfreebies.co.uk for more useful stuff.

ICT's Teachers' Library of Resources

Extensive collection of teacher-created resources with a search engine which can filter for key stage and subject.
Not as pretty as Gareth's site.

Ginn and Company

This publisher's site has lots of downloadable goodies when you navigate around the site. Also useful information about its own publications including Maths Express

Mark Allen Group (educational magazine publishers)

particularly EYE (Early Years Educator) and 5 TO 7 Educator, both with activities, pull out posters etc.

James Bancroft Education.Net

An independent site with a search engine and a lot of links to resources.

Clickteaching

Another excellent site for downloading KS1 & KS 2 resources, and run by
UK-based teachers.


Numberline Lane

Key Stage 1 number resources, free downloadable worksheets, downloadable sample pages plugging their number-based story books - a numerical cross between Letterland and the Mister Men! Worth looking at.


Time to Teach
This site has "pay for" downloadable resources, with free samples to give you an idea of what you'll be getting.
Some of the better Grid for Learning Sites
These have been selected
(a) because of the quality of their presentation, content and organisation, and (b) because they have a link to this site!

Birmingham Grid for Learning
Hampshire Grid for Learning
Bolton Grid for Learning
Merseygrid
Walsall Grid for Learning
Hanover Net (Brighton & Hove)

A Superb search engine for the kids
www.eduseek.com
This site is structured so that you can limit searches to match the age of the child. It also has sections based on the National Curriculum.
Links to fun education sites

Argh Ofsted! (an antidote site)

Cheesey Gifts for Teachers
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