Pupil Websites            

                                                 The Missdorothy.com learning programme is an innovative approach to

                                                  learning about personal behaviour and safety for seven to eleven-year-

                                                  olds. It is designed to tackle behavioural issues including bullying, crime

                                                  and disorder, social inclusion, racism and good citizenship.
           

                         Stories, Poems, Riddles and Rhymes listed by author, title & type.

                                  Full of games and activities which entertain and educate; helps

                                                     children to develop basic literacy, numeracy, ITC skills and much more!

                                                     Also includes advice and resources for parents and teachers.

                              Check out the CBeebies website for fun & games, story circle, colouring,

                                                      birthdays, songs and more.

                                       Funschool for cartoons, anagrams, games, rhymes and more

                                 There's loads of great things to do on this Noddy site, with games and

                                                       fun activities and a Noddy Club to join too!

                                    Stories, games and a photo album for Barnaby Bear fans.

                          A comprehensive 'Online Encyclopedia'.

                                     This link Takes you to the 'Learn and Teach' page on the

                                                       Science  Museum's Web site.

                                         The Natural History Museum Web site. This link takes you straight to

                                                       the Education Section.

                                      View the Met office website, see webcams and find the forecast for your

                                                      area.