Purple Mash

Purple Mash has a great range of resources for all subject areas, including spelling, reading, maths games, science and much more!  You need your LGfL log in and password to access (the one ending in .208)

Now Press Play

As a school, we often use Now Press Play in our classes to explore different subjects.  They have offered up their resources for use at home during this time.  The password to access the experiences is: nowpressplay
Find a list of experiences here: Now Press Play at home

 Creative Arts Therapy (CAT)

CAT Corner is a website that is full of creative activities that parents/carers can use at home with their children. It is beautiful and full of lovely and really practical playful ideas.

BBC Bitesize

BBC Bitesize has lots of resources about all subject areas in the National Curriculum, including games and activities.  Have a look at our curriculum pages to see what your child's topics are.

They are also having daily Bitesize lessons via the Red Button from Term 5 onwards

London CLC

London CLC have put up lots of useful resources and websites to keep you busy at home during the school closures, as well as some ideas for free apps and tools.

London Maths Week

Don't miss the Maths Week London contest from Sumdog!  This is your chance to compete against other classes across London!  Last year over 3 000 000 maths questions were answered over the week by 11 884 children across the capital.  The contest is completely free to enter.
Click below to register and explore the site further!

Times Tables Rockstars

TT Rockstars is great times table practice!  Every child has been given a log in to access all the different competitions and games - Rock on!

And here are some links for some of our younger children to explore number and maths with:

Numberjacks

Maths on Toast

Maths On Toast is just one of the websites offering free resources for all the family during London Maths Week:

Mangahigh

Mangahigh is another website with lots of great games and competitions - compete alone or against your friends to climb the medal board and see who ends up the Maths Ninja!  Every child has a school log in they can use to access. 

Number Blocks

Mr Thorne Does Phonics

Mr Thorne does Phonics is a great YouTube channel to practise all phonics with your children:

Audible

Audible are sharing children's stories for free while schools are closed.  Choose from a wide selection for all ages.

Oliver Jeffers - a book a day

Oliver Jeffers is reading a book a day live, then talking about some of the things that went into making it.  

Alphablocks

Some English activities for some of the younger children are here:      

Oxford Owl

Oxford Owl have a whole selection of free ebooks (with audio as well) for ages 3-11.  You need to make a free log in, then will have access to over 100 ebooks.

Into Film

Lots of free online activities around film that can be completed at home.

Scratch 

Scratch is a great way to learn to code while making fun games and activities - the website has lots of help sheets and challenges. You just need to create your own, free log in.

London CLC are sending out daily Scratch challenges - look for this #dailyScratchchallenge on Twitter to have a go at them!

Barefoot Computing

Barefoot Computing has lots of ideas for how to learn about computational thinking - with or without a computer!  They have put together lots of enjoyable activities, designed by teaching professionals for families to do at home with their children.

Code Club

Code Club also has lots of free resources for ideas for making games using Scratch. 

Hour of Code

Code.org provide lots of resources to learn about computer science at home, including a live, weekly interactive classroom with a weekly challenge to engage students of all abilities, even those without computers.