These websites are a fun way to support the learning your child is doing in school. There’s no expectation to use them — they’re just there if you or your child would like to do a little extra practice, explore a topic further, or enjoy some learning at home. Think of them as helpful tools to make learning at home a bit more fun and engaging!
Click on the links (headings) below to unlock another world of learning!
BBC Bitesize (Primary) – English, maths, science and more with interactive lessons and quizzes for EYFS–KS2.
Oxford Owl for Home – Free reading and maths support plus hundreds of free ebooks.
Topmarks – Curates free maths and literacy games interactive by age and topic.
Coolmath4Kids – Fun maths-based games and activities (some free options).
Mathsframe – Interactive maths games & worksheets across primary levels.
Times Tables Rock Stars – Engaging, school-favourite times-tables practice (login needed).
The Day – Daily news explained in child-friendly articles (KS2+).
CBeebies Learning – Science clips, quizzes and activities for younger child learners.
Code for Life (Rapid Router) – Free coding resources and games that teach computational skills.
Activity Village – Creative projects, puzzles, cross-curricular activities.
National Geographic Kids – world learning (animals/geography).
✔ Pair these sites with daily reading routines and talking about what your child has learned.
✔ Set weekly goals (e.g., 15–20 minutes maths + 15–20 minutes reading).