Other Online Resources

In addition to GCSEPod, Languagenut, Hegarty Maths, and other resources online, we will be updating the following list regularly with other websites to support home learning:

  • Daily PE workouts with Joe Wicks – A fantastic way to warm up and wake up! A new workout video each day, designed for school students.  
  • BBC Bitesize – Learning resources and revision activites for all age groups and all subjects.
  • BBC Teach – A great resource with guidance on learning from home, and lessons for your child to follow.
  • Geography Games – A super site packed with games to help you with your geography.
  • Geography Quizzes – Sporcle is an excellent website for all sorts of things, but the geography quizzes here are excellent ways to practice and consolidate what you’ve learned. 
  • Careers & Future Planning – Now could be a good time to start thinking ahead to your future!
  • Accelerated Reader – Y7 and Y8 students are used to logging the books that they’ve read online and completing quizzes to show understanding, and this can be done at home as well!
  • STEM resources – A fantastic selection of different Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths activities to do at home!
  • Quizlet – An excellent way to consolidate French vocabulary! Check out a GCSE key expression quizlet set here and a Y7 hometown set here. Have a play around with the search function and see what you can find!

    Gov.uk – The government has collated an excellent list of different online resources, looking at English, Maths, PE, general wellbeing, and loads more. Definitely worth checking out! 
  • Twitter – Our school Twitter account is regularly updated with activities and resources to check out!
  • Oak National Academy – A wealth of interesting resources provided by the Department for Education to supplement your remote learning. Excellent to use for revision!
  • Log On Move On – Key information about college and careers.
  • Careers Inc – More fantastic information about colleges and careers. 
  • Start – With all this time, spend a few minutes researching your future. Narrow down different job opportunities by your interests, and see where your favourite subjects could take you.