Each pupil pack can be shared with pupils using a simple 4 digit code found at the top of the activity pack when using the website as a teacher. Pupils type the code into the pupil section of the login page (no usernames and passwords to make!) to be directed to the specific activity pack. The pupil activity packs use free, online and common software pupils should have access to at home if they have the internet. We will be adding even more pupil packs each week.
We know COVID-19 is affecting schools nationwide so we’ve put together a range of free activities, challenges and learning resources for parents to do indoors or in their garden with their children. Don’t stop getting active!
Cybersmile offer completely free, comprehensive educational resources to people of all ages including schools, parents, young people, adults and students. Find out more about our resources and start learning right away by exploring the options below.
If you or anybody you know are being affected by any kind of online negativity, we can help you. Visit our Cyberbullying Help Center or click on the blue logo icon at the bottom right of the screen to open Cybersmile Assistant, our smart AI support assistant.
Every day there will be a new search challenge for your students or child to complete.....
There are lots of ways to use the internet to find the answer to this challenge, including Google Search, Google Maps, Streetview and Arts and Culture.
Schools may be closing, but reading doesn’t have to stop. To help support teachers, students and parents to 'Keep the UK and Ireland reading', we are offering access to thousands of enhanced digital books through myON and articles from myON News.
myON links with both Star Reading and Accelerated Reader quizzes, and offers practical literacy tools and supports through myON Projects. To learn more about the benefits of full access to myON and five daily news articles from myON News, call us on +44 (0)20 7184 4040, email answers@renlearn.co.uk or visit: renlearn.co.uk/myON.
To support the hundreds of millions of students and educators currently facing school closures, we're introducing Teach from Home—a hub providing information, tips, training and tools to help remote teaching and learning.
Recent weeks have been especially challenging for teachers, students, and families as schools close and normal routines are disrupted. This transition is all the more daunting for educators who aren’t yet comfortable using technology, let alone our tools, so we want to make it easier to get started. To help with that, we’ve developed Teach from Home, a temporary hub of information and tools to help teachers during this crisis. You’ll find resources to enable remote instruction, student engagement, collaboration with peers, and more.
For more advanced resources, explore the COVID-19 support page for training materials, blog posts, videos, and other resources to help engage students through distance learning.
Be sure to pass along your ideas so we can continue to evolve and build this together, and follow along with YouTube, the Keyword blog, and Twitter to keep up with the latest news and resources.
Welcome to RadioBlogging – daily shows with interactive activities to keep everyone busy and engaged, brought to you by Pie Corbett, Deputy Mitchell, Ian Rockey and Russell Prue, just listen and blog, it’s live, fun and interactive with new educational tasks each day for your students whether at home or in school.
In addition to streaming content from their website, many School Radio programmes are available to download to your device as 'podcasts' - both from their website and from other podcast outlets. If you subscribe to one of our series as a podcast your device will automatically search for new episodes, ensuring you do not miss any new content.
Explore our range of resources to help with teaching and learning at home and at school.
Lots of us are staying home at the moment, but that doesn't mean we can't try new things, challenge ourselves or get creative.
We've pulled our favourite indoor activities from the unit meeting activities and skills builder activities that make up the Girlguiding programme. Each week we'll be releasing 8 new activity cards, 2 per age group or guiding section, that you can download and use at home.
Adobe Spark apps are simple but powerful presentation and storytelling tools that can be used to bring some creativity into education - whether in the classroom or at home! They are (and always will be) completely free for education institutions and a free version is available for all. No question about it.
With Adobe Spark, students, teachers and parents or guardians can quickly and easily create and narrate videos, design posters and graphics, or write assignments, all in a visually compelling way that young people will love! Adobe Spark works anywhere there’s a web browser, including on Chromebooks and iPads with dedicated iOS versions.
Adobe Spark is great fun for both children and adults, and can help improve creativity and digital skills. It's a fun & simple creative education tool and could be a helpful app for using at home.
Make learning more personal by recording full and/or bite-sized lessons, solutions and explanations
Following stakeholder feedback and close collaboration with Google UK we are pleased to announce that we are making Screencastify available for school staff.
The screen recording extension will automatically appear for staff members who sign into the Chrome browser with their Hwb accounts.
Screencastify makes it easy for you to:
Take advantage of the annotation tools to keep your audience focused on what's important. They include:
If you use Google Apps, Screencastify will fit into your workflow as it is integrated with Google Drive and Classroom.
Recordings autosave to your Google Drive, you can instantly share the Google Drive link or export as an MP4, animated GIF, or MP3.
For more information please see the Hwb Support Centre.
While we normally love the great outdoors, we’ve pulled together some inspired indoor activity ideas (if we do say so ourselves). Keep your kids learning new skills and having fun (and avoid hearing ‘I’m bored’ every 30 seconds) all in #TheGreatIndoors.
The top podcast for kids with Fun Kids presenters, stories and things to do.
Have a go at these activities with your family or teachers.
The British Museum’s remarkable collection spans over two million years of human history and culture. Over 6 million visitors every year experience the collection, including world-famous objects such as the Rosetta Stone, the Parthenon sculptures, and Egyptian mummies.
Follow Nick Grimshaw and Frances Morris on a whistlestop tour around Tate Modern's Blavatnik Building.
Wherever you are in the world, take a tour of the National Gallery from this page.
What a time to be at home, because now we finally have the opportunity to explore 33 different museums at the same time, and enjoy Frida Kahlo’s amazing works—without ever leaving your sofa! Google Art & Culture’s online exhibit, “Faces of Frida,” features more than 800 pieces by (and of) the artist in what might be the most epic exhibition yet!
Walt Disney World in Florida is one of the World's premier tourist attractions thanks in part to the amazing rides at it's 4 theme parks. This playlist is dedicated to those amazing rides! All videos are filmed in 4K 24p wide angle for stunning clarity and immersion. Enjoy and remember to please subscribe as more videos are added regularly.
The new National Theatre Collection makes the best of British Theatre available worldwide to libraries, schools, universities and the wider education sector. Our unique collection presents high quality recordings of world-class productions, giving you the best seats in the house whenever you want.