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Play this fun game with brand-new updates to practise your KS2 geography skills. The day has finally arrived for a brave group of explorers to join the ‘Race Across the Continents’ in their trusty hot ...

There are four levels to play, each divided into three stages. You start by learning the home row keys. Each stage builds on previous lessons, introducing new letters as you progress and giving you ...

National Curriculum, England - KS2 Health Education and Computing National Curriculum, Northern Ireland - KS2 Thinking Skills & Personal Capabilities Curriculum for Excellence, Scotland - 1st and 2nd ...

Classroom resources that can be used to explore online safety with both primary and secondary pupils. They can be used to educate pupils on using technology safely, respectfully and responsibly.

When you estimate a number you decide approximately, or roughly, how big that number is. To estimate accurately, you need to have a good understanding of the value and order of numbers. A number line ...

This video explains that AI is a human-made technology that learns from large amounts of information to make predictions, though it can still make mistakes and is constantly evolving.

Join us for an AI technology themed Live Lesson on Safer Internet Day 2025 as we explore how to stay safe online.

Join in with either the vocal or backing track version of this catchy song which consolidates key learning about the Roman army, including its weapons, organisation and tactics. Now we’ve invaded ...

Discover Laura Shigihara's music from the game Plants vs Zombies with films, lesson plan and arrangements for youth orchestras.

This is the kind of balance scale a Viking trader used. They put the little weights in one pan and the silver in the other. The Vikings bought goods and materials such as silver, silk, spices, wine, ...

Linen was used to create all sorts of military equipment during the Second World War. In the first half of the 20th Century Ulster was one of the most important linen producing areas in the world.