However hard we might try we can never hope to answer every question about education! For that reason we hope that you will find our suggestions for further reading to be of interest.
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Unlike BBC iWonder (see above for details) this section of the BBC website focuses on the UK school curriculums - KS2, KS3 and GCSE.Probably the most valuable educational website in the world and a wonderful resource for all schoolchildren. How lucky we are in the UK to have the BBC.
HowStuffWorks explains hundreds of subjects, from car engines to lock-picking to ESP, using clear language and tons of illustrations.
Tuition for several different maths and science courses including for Key Stage 1, KS2, KS3, SATs, 11+, GCSE, AQA, OCR and Edexcel.
AS and A2 A-level Maths revision site with over 900 free maths video tutorials. There are past papers and video worked solutions for the Edexcel exam board too.
Thousands of FREE printables including calendars, cards, activities, worksheets, games, colouring pages, crafts, and more at FreePrintable.com!
Award-winning tutorials, tips and advice on GCSE English, French, German, ICT maths, and physics
Free GCSE, AS, A2 (A-Level) revision resources.
Literally millions of articles written by tens of thousands of different people - often ordinary people who happen to have a passion for a particular subject. Wiki encourage their authors to be bold and assure them that articles are "allowed to be imperfect" because they can always be improved later. There was a time when the articles had a reputation for inaccuracy but all the significant areas have now been reviewed and amended by so many experts that errors are a rarity.
An excellent place to start your search if you are looking for a tutor for your child. The first session is always free!
The website provides information on the things we all crave - tips and advice to mothers and fathers so that they can raise kids with confidence and spend more time enjoying life!
A wonderful resource for parents of children with autism that gives you access to expert advice from a team of respected professionals
This is a great site on which to purchase offline resources to prepare children for examinations to independent and grammar schools.
The leading national charity providing help and support to anyone caring for children. Listening, supportive and non-judgemental.
Are you worried about a child? You may be their only hope. Don't wait - call the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) Helpline now on 0808 800 5000.
This is a wonderful way to introduce young children to the joys of music. Over 10,000 children enjoy Rhythm TIme classes every week. There are a range of different classes so If you have a young baby, older baby, toddler or Pre-school child then this is the place to be!
Here you will find over 5,000 articles written by UK tutors to help enthusiastic parents with the educational needs of their children. it's also a great place to start if you are thinking of employing a tutor.
The Exam House is a GCSE and A Level exam centre across the boards. Including AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Cambridge International. Providing exam services for private and outside exam candidates .
A national charity which aims to promote strong family life and to help those hurting because of family breakdown or bereavement.
If you are planning a children's party then this is a great place for ideas. Let your child’s imagination take centre stage!
Includes articles, news, humour, financial and retirement advice, money saving tips, nostalgia, health & mobility and more for the over 50s.
Educational site full of information on various subjects, education tools and free online school search database for children, parents and teachers.
Positive Parenting & School Products. Our child behaviour products include a Time Out range, and large selection of reward charts, star charts, behaviour charts, reward stickers, certificates and badges to encourage good behaviour and healthy eating.
Connects children (and parents) to UK based and CRB checked tutors online. In addition students can ask tricky homework questions and get great answers from other students for free.
Advice, information, friendship for parents and parents-to-be.
An independent publishing company dedicated to providing books for people enjoying life after full-time employment and the responsibilities of bringing-up a family.
An honest appraisal of the rewards, challenges and problems associated with home schooling in the USA. The website owner shares the wealth of experience gained from educating her ten children at home for the past 20 years!
An educational search engine that also features a series of articles aimed at parents. Gives advice on how to help children in positive ways and how to support them in their education.
First Tutors is a private tuition service providing access to the widest range of home tutors and private tutors across the UK. Find private tutors in your area for all levels from primary, GCSE, A-level to University and beyond.
Provide free access to a list of tutors in the UK. Also provide practical advice to students, parents and tutors on many aspects of private tuition, with the emphasis on secondary education.
An organization consisting of qualified teachers who provide out of school tuition specifically to help children succeed at the 11-Plus in Kent and Medway. Mid lesson treats and brightly coloured materials help create a club-like atmosphere.
In-School presentations that are designed to increase students confidence as well as their personal responsibility and accountability.
The Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) is an education union that supports 160,000 members across the UK. Offers advice and representation on a range of professional and employment issues and training courses which can lead to Masters qualifications.
The National Union of Teachers (NUT) is both a professional association and a trade union. It is the largest and most influential teachers' organisation in Europe.
The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) is a professional association serving all heads and deputies in all sectors of Education in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
A great resource for teachers. Based in Australia but with infographics, study tips and trainer talks that are of value to teachers everywhere.
Watch and download educational videos. Thousands of classroom videos and teaching resources online.
Teachers can browse and search thousands of resources by subject, topic, age group and ability level. “Less than the price of a coffee per downloaded lesson”!
Provides free resources for teachers - 50,000 of which are reviewed by teachers.
Lists hundreds of websites all devoted to teacher resources and all rated by popularity.
Free maths and phonics worksheets and online activities
Written by a Canadian teacher with over 30 years of practical experience. Provides hundreds of teaching strategies for primary (elementary) school teachers on topics such as classroom management, student motivation, teacher to parent communication and classroom games.
A Bristol-based UK educational publisher, which publishes excellent photocopiable and digital teaching resources for schools and colleges - written by a community of over 6,000 teachers, examiners and freelance subject specialists.
Straight-forward explanations on the basics of grammar and all free of charge.
English has never been more fun! Many free, online games to help children learn effortlessly.
The site contains a wealth of free resources including videos and podcasts.
This site is mainly for students learning English as a second language. It is also interesting to children in U.K. schools who want to compare news articles written in English with varying levels of complexity.
Specialist site for GCSE and A-Level English and English literature with media studies.
We recognize the importance of this crucial stage in a student's schooling and the more practice they get the better! Learning Together offers excellent offline resources that are an invaluable aid to passing the 11-Plus
This blog gives you unique insights into the world's most beautiful rivers. Learn about cultural, historical and natural wonders from a writer with a deep love of the subject.
A range of human and physical geography subjects presented in an extremely interesting way. Includes YouTube videos and hand drawn diagrams.
An excellent history site that contains lessons and revision for all age groups. Also contains interactive games and quizzes along with downloadable resources.
A colourful and highly informative site exclusively devoted to ICT. As you might expect from a high tech. website there are many entertaining and humourous graphics!
Julia, the owner of this website, has over 30 years experience teaching maths in the South Eastern USA and she has put together over 4,000 math worksheets. All absolutely free and well worth a look!
A great website for learning maths right from year 1 to year 10. As the name of the site suggests, it is interesting and fun as well as being educational.
This is an excellent place to find tutors for maths and science as well as many other subjects at varying levels. The company adopt a very ethical approach and "For every student who pays, we give free tutoring to a child who can't "
For KS3 students who want to see what comes next, this is a good place to start! Includes sections for maths GCSE and A Levels.
A-level Maths Tutor - a FREE revision guide
Free calculator with PI and Log buttons. Features include exponents, trigonometry, matrices and statistics.
An advanced mathematics site that teaches maths with both a passion and a sense of humour. A breath of fresh air in a world that many people find incomprehensible.
An excellent resource for everyone who shares an interest in religious education and the most authoritative site in this subject area. Funded by the Association of Church College Trusts (ACCT) the website features up-to-date news items along with sections for teachers, students and life long learning.
A fun, scientific website for the American audience but great ideas that might well be used by students and teachers in the UK. Over 300 projects that are verified safe.
A fabulous resource for students of iGCSE Science. Complete suites of videos for both Biology and Chemistry. The videos can be used stand-alone to teach yourself or alternatively to compliment what you are being taught at school.
Views on teaching and learning combined with useful links from this inspirational retired teacher. 'The One-Stop Site for All your Learning Needs. Rated 5* by Schoolzone and recommended by Revision World. Many useful Links to KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, teacher training and more. Used world-wide by teachers, students and parents.
Fun science projects for kids based on the aviation technology. Parents, teachers and students can find here some ideas for fun projects based on interdisciplinary learning as well as many links to free flight simulators, robotics, artificial intelligence and other educational web sites.
The site offers excellent advice to help a child with autism learn new skills. Kay, the author and owner of the site, has a son with autism and her first-hand knowledge is invaluable to parents in a similar position.
A site for parents who want to teach their child(ren) how to read. Not exclusively for parents with children who have learning disabilities - equally suitable for children struggling with reading, comprehension and fluency. Rene, the educational therapist, gives helpful advice and also provides one-on-one sessions with the child and parent.
The home page of the vast site belonging to the Department of Education. Provides links to all the main subject areas along with the latest news stories.
If you enjoy Internet games and puzzles you are sure to like this fascinating website. As well as games of skill, the site also provides logic games, Mahjong and Sudoku.
A great place to browse and shop for any number of jigsaw puzzles. Listings include all the popular makes as well as puzzles that are difficult to find elsewhere.
Many interesting subjects including puzzles, games, brain teasers and optical illusions.
Have queries about IQ, IQ Tests, IQ Scores? Want to know if you are a genius or what it takes to be a genius? Get all your queries answered here on IQ Test Experts.com
Discover, learn, train your brain & have fun with puzzles!
Take a PhD certified IQ test. Also a wide selection of PhD certified aptitude and other self-assessment tests.
One of the best websites for interesting trivia questions on a weekly basis. The site keeps track of your scores and tells you how well you are doing against fellow players.
Over 2.000 quizzes in many different subjects. Also the ability to create your own quizzes.