Help your child to pass exams for FREE

sqdancer

www.studycity.co.uk is free for schools (Will need a password). Loads of practice questions and study guides for Maths and Science KS2 to GCSE. You can register individually but it will cost you £5 per family per year. Not a lot but better if your school registers.

Yelof

A great summary of what SATs actually are:
http://www.coxhoe.durham.sch.uk/Curriculum/SATs.htm

The websites below are my absolute favourites for Key Stage 2 (Year 3-6 Primary - ages 7-11):

http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/ichild.html
- great interactive games for maths especially, revision link (from which the following website is linked for past Key Stage 2 test papers)
http://www.st-josephs-pickering.n-yorks.sch.uk/past_test_papers.htm

http://www.coxhoe.durham.sch.uk/
Click on Curriculum for great links plus on-line activities.

No so much for revision or skills practice, but a fantastic Science site to inspire children with great demonstrations and experiments they can try at home etc!
http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/experiments/

Enjoy!

ailuro2

If it's not SPAM then why is there a fake claim to have been in the weekly e-mail?

When it has been genuinely added to the e-mail the banner is clickable and takes you to the weekly e-mail page.

Strange!!

BUT STILL SPAM!

mintymoneysaver

It's not a fake claim, it was in the weekly e mail, not quite sure why though!!!

Savvy_Sue

westiea wrote: »

Hi all
My son is sitting his GCSE's and i wondered if anyone knows where he can download a free revision timetable? I think that if he can tick off revised days/subjects that it will be such a good incentive for him to keep at it - little and often being the motto!!!!
many thanks
westiea

Are the school not giving him one? DS3 has been offered all sorts, but 'it's not worth doing one, because the time it takes me to write one I could spend revising, but even if I did one I wouldn't do what I said I was going to do ...' There's more in the same vein!

He's been told that if he doesn't do one, he won't get study leave, and I've double checked this with the school, and he's already a 'cause for concern' because he's so laid back!