Over recent years, online learning has revolutionised the educational experience. Whether you’re a parent looking for the best free resources for your child, or a secondary school student needing some reliable websites this upcoming academic year; from sciences to humanities, we’ve got you covered.
BBC Bitesize offers educational resources for ages 3-16, offering content specific to your local curriculum. Lessons are delivered to younger children through engaging videos and games and older children can access concise notes followed by knowledge-checking tasks.
Duolingo helps you to learn new languages: from French and Spanish right through to Hawaiian and Scottish Gaelic. Whether you’re a beginner or have previous experience, you can reach proficiency in any language you choose, starting with 5 minutes a day on the app or website.
https://www.coolmath4kids.com/
CoolMath4Kids helps teach addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and fractions with puzzles of varying difficulty (and a little help from aliens) - aimed at 3-12-year-olds.
Seneca provides virtual learning for A-Level and GCSE students with helpful video explanations and dedicated sets of the toughest exam questions. Learn twice as fast with this website!
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/
National Geographic Kids allows kids to investigate world wonders, from discovering unusual animal species to learning how to read a map and learning a bit more about world history. There are also a few fun competitions to take part in!
https://www.timeforkids.com/
TIME for Kids explains current events in easy-to-understand language. Developed by TIME magazine, the site explores sports, culture, politics and the environment through easily digestible articles.
https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/
NASA Kids explores the wonders of outer space without needing a telescope. With the help of Nebula (a friendly animated astronaut), discover what it’s like to work for the world’s largest space organisation, read reports on past missions, and have your mind blown by images from space.
https://quizlet.com/latest
Quizlet is a learning platform that gives access to flashcards other users have already made, or the choice to create your own sets. You can revise anything and everything with interactive games and tools, from poetry terminology to musical notes.
https://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/
Physics and Maths Tutor provides access to hundreds of past paper questions, revision notes, and worksheets relevant to your specific exam board. Virtual summer refresher courses are also available at cost, in order to enter the new academic year with confidence.
And of course, Head of the Class tuition is also an amazing choice if you’re looking to invest in your child’s education, with personalised tutors and academic support across all levels. Book a free consultation now, or a free taster session, at https://www.head-of-the-class.co.uk/bookings.