Hwb the main platform we use for digital and distance learning

The BBC have daily programmes to help parents and children with their learning

Minecraft Education Edition is free to download (Mr Jones has even done a tutorial to help you)

The Robin Hood Academy Trust have amazing leaning projects for free, they cover all areas of learning from Nursery to Year 6

English Mastery have developed a selection of activities to improve writing

Whiterose maths have developed a series of free maths lessons for every year group

Purple Mash are currently offering a 60 day free trial

The outstanding Khan Academy is especially good for maths and computing for all ages and is currently free of charge

Check out Carol Vorderman’s  The Maths Factor 

Oxford Owl have excellent free Online Resources for all Primary school ages

Twinkl has thousands of educational printouts, usually at a fee, but they are offering a month of free access to parents and free learning packs

TTS have created learning packs for children from Reception to Year 6

BrainPOP is an outstanding site with a huge range of videos, resources and games

Supermovers is a brilliant website that teaches mainly maths and literacy concepts through song and dance.  Lots of famous faces on the videos so the children should be motivated

The SchoolRun is an excellent site covering pretty much every area of learning. There are lots of free resources and they are currently offering 14 days free

Joe Wicks will be offering P.E. lessons on his YouTube channel during the school closure

Oti Mabuse is still doing dance classes at 11:30 during the week

A brilliant site with Education Quizzes covering all subjects and ages

Rob Biddulph, an award winning illustrator, is posting daily videos on how to draw

Fun ideas and links to other websites are at available at Hungry Little Minds

Lots of free educational games across all areas of learning at ictgames

Amazing interactive educational games at Topmarks

IXL has excellent maths and literacy resources and questions

Some lovely play ideas for the younger (and older ones in your family!)

This brilliant site is sure to be of massive help with your homework

Want to improve your typing skills, then use Dance Mat Typing

Ducksters is a super site jam packed with information across most subjects

Use National Geographic for kids to find amazing facts about animals, science, history and geography, along with fun competitions, games and more

Use BBC Bitesize to help with your homework, revision and learning. Find free videos, step-by-step guides, activities and quizzes by level and subject

BBC Schools has learning resources for primary and secondary school children and teachers. Find games, activities, videos and audio clips by subject and topic

CBeebies helps pre-schoolers learn whilst they play fun games, watch clips, sing songs and make things with their favourite CBeebies characters and shows

Thinkuknow (Foundation) has lots of games to help keep children safe online

This will help the younger children learn Welsh

This may not be a website, but if you have ever wanted to get really close to wild animals you will want to try this – have a look at Mr Jones with the tiger. Ask mum or dad to use their phone and in Google ask them to type in ‘tiger’. Then scroll down and select ‘view in 3D’ and then ‘view in your space’. You should then see a tiger standing in front of you. Click on this link for a full list of animals (the phone will need to support AR. Samsung phones from the Galaxy S8, iPhones from the 6s upwards and Google Pixel do)