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All things hygiene...

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About the e-Bug programme

The e-Bug programme is an international partnership where partners share the aim of reaching every child in every community with information on infection prevention and control, and antimicrobial resistance. Find out more about the partnership and the work going on to equip children and young people to respond to these issues.

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About the e-Bug programme The e-Bug programme is an international partnership where partners share the aim of reaching every child in every community with information on infection prevention and control, and antimicrobial resistance. Find out more about the partnership and the work going on to equip children and young people to respond to these issues.

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Expansive site of ideas, news etc

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Science explains and demystifies the world through the objective of gathering and analyzing data. Explore the natural world, engineering, space, military technology, physics and even supernatural phenomena.

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A huge range of challenges, resources and competitions

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Simple games based around key concepts in physics

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Flash Game not working or 'No Longer Supported'? Fear not! You can still enjoy flash games by downloading the Flash Player Chrome Extension. Simply add it to Chrome, enable it, and all Flash games will work for you!

Support us and get a bi-weekly newsletter with game discounts, free access codes, exclusive giveaways, gaming reviews! You also get Physicsgames.net ad-free!

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Physics Games - online physics-based games

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A collection of physics-based games that can be played online and embedded into your blog or website.

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Aimed at both primary and secondary, some useful bits on here

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Science News Explores publishes news from all fields of science for students from middle school and up, with resources for parents and educators.

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Good food means a happy brain

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Your brain is like a machine that needs specific materials to function well. This website breaks down the different nutritional parts that are necessary, and how they interact with the brain. Take a look and learn about some brain food.
Glucose is the brain's fuel. Interested in the interaction between our mental performance and the amount of glucose we have? How about the effects of extreme dips in glucose, like during starvation? What effect does this have on our mental functioning? Find out more here: Glucose and mental performance.
Those amino acids are essential for brain function too. Click here for the dummy's list of essential amino acids and which foods are best for getting them. Have you thought about changing your diet a bit? How can proteins help?
Don't forget about those micronutrients! What exactly does the brain do with micronutrients? Does it matter if we get enough of them?
What happens if our brains, specifically young, growing brains, don't get the nutrition they need? Food insecurity at a young age can have direct effects on early brain functioning.
Interested in learning more about the brain? TED Ed has several lessons! Start with these:
How sugar affects the brain - Nicole Avena
How stress affects your brain - Madhumita Murgia
What percentage of your brain do you use? - Richard E. Cytowic

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How the food you eat affects your brain - Mia Nacamulli

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When it comes to what you bite, chew and swallow, your choices have a direct and long-lasting effect on the most powerful organ in your body: your brain. So which foods cause you to feel so tired after lunch? Or so restless at night? Mia Nacamulli takes you into the brain to find out.

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In response to my blog posts about teaching reading, I received many emails and tweets asking if I have a list of book suggestions to use in each year group. I didn't but thought it would be a really useful resource to have. Through Twitter, I've collected this massive list of texts (over 350) which could be used in EYFS, KS1 or KS2. Thanks must go to everyone who filled in the form or shared it with their followers on Twitter and Facebook.

You can read this list below or can open the PDF document into a new tab by clicking the pop-out button. From there, you can also print or download the document to share with others.

If, after reading the list, you feel there are key texts missing from a certain year group, you can submit any additions by filling in this form. I will endeavour to update it from time-to-time.

Personally, I can see this list being important for planning reading lessons and finding high-quality whole-class readers for across the school. Also, it is a good starting point for recommending appropriate books to children and parents. Parents could use this to loosely match new books to their child's approximate reading age and ability.

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In response to my blog posts about teaching reading, I received many emails and tweets asking if I have a list of book suggestions to use in each year group. I didn't but thought it would be a really useful resource to have.

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Performance poetry and stories

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Writer Michael Rosen's website for children, with videos, biography, news, a blog and lists of books

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Read write perform

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I am so excited to announce a BRAND NEW approach to English I have developed alongside John Murray (@ReadingExplorer.)

The website readwriteperform.com is now LIVE. The approach covers every aspect of English - Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.

We have created and released our first teaching pack. Each teaching pack provides teachers with a unit of planning for English lasting 2-3 weeks.

The following image gives an overview of the approach and how each pack works:

We know this approach works, as all the ideas have been tried and tested in the classroom. The quality of writing and performance from the pupils in my class was phenomenal!

The pack encourages your learners to actively engage with a variety of media and get the most out of the learning experiences you provide. Technology is used as a tool to enhance children's learning and evidence their final creations. We focus on combining all the elements of writing into one meaningful project: reading into writing into performance.

We not only have exemplar texts but exemplar performances. Within the pack are links to videos where a professional actor has demonstrated the performance element. The actors also provide workshops in schools and you can receive an exclusive discount when purchasing the teaching pack.

The first pack is available now! The Battle Cry pack involves children writing and then performing their own compositions to try and persuade their fellow villagers to follow them into battle.

CLICK THE IMAGE TO BUY THE PACK

The pack can be downloaded by any teacher worldwide. We have not tailored this approach to just one curriculum or year group. We feel this approach will fit into every curriculum and teachers will be able to adapt the ideas to fit with the stage of learning for their students. We would say most of the material is aimed towards KS2 and KS3, however, a Year 2 class shared some of their fantastic work- -

You can buy the pack as an individual teacher licence for £10 or purchase a whole school licence for £25 so every teacher within your school can access the material.

For more about the approach and teaching pack, watch this Facebook Live Video I did with John last night:

We have a whole range of other packs in the pipeline so watch this space...

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I am so excited to announce a BRAND NEW approach to English I have developed alongside John Murray (@ReadingExplorer.) The website readwriteperform.com is now LIVE. The approach covers every aspect of English - Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening. We have created and released our first teaching pack.

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A comprehensive guide, to help teachers plan lessons which match the new National Curriculum, with separate sections on subject knowledge, research articles, classroom activities, cross-curricular links and videos.
Find out more

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A comprehensive guide, to help teachers plan lessons which match the new National Curriculum, with separate sections on subject knowledge, research articles, classroom activities, cross-curricular links and videos. Find out more

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Primary Maths Resources - Free, Printable and Customised Maths Worksheets

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Free and printable maths worksheets for ks1 and ks2 classes. Worksheets are highly customisable and include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, factors, multiples, rounding numbers, ordering numbers, comparing numbers, place value, fractions and more!

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Talk for writing

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What is Talk for Writing?

Talk for Writing is an engaging teaching framework developed by Pie Corbett, supported by Julia Strong. It is powerful because it is based on the principles of how children learn. It enables children to imitate the language they need for a particular topic orally, before reading and analysing it, and then writing their own version.

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Outstanding Teacher Training - Talk for Writing

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Talk for Writing is an engaging teaching framework developed by Pie Corbett, supported by Julia Strong. It is powerful because it is based on the principles of how children learn. It enables children to imitate the language they need for a particular topic orally, before reading and analysing it, and then writing their own version.

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British Sign Language - Learn BSL Online

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British Sign Language online course, free resources, games, information, and greeting cards. Learn British Sign Language today.

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We have various resources and learning aids to help Document BSL Alphabet How to communicate with a Deaf

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Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

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Open up the exciting world of computing and coding for your primary pupils.

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The Scarecrow and his Servant by Philip Pullman

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The Scarecrow and his Servant by Philip Pullman

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He has written over 100!