Resources
School Curriculum
Curriculum Online is the UK government’s initiative to bring teaching professionals and multimedia resources together. The government hopes that this will transform teaching and learning in schools by improving access to ICT and multimedia resources for all pupils. It offers easy search engine to thousands of multimedia resources and narrows search criteria by targeting subject areas, title of resource, Special Education Needs (SEN), foundation years and free resources.
The Government has set aside substantial funds in the form of electronic learning credits (eLC). This eLC money goes straight to your school to spend on multimedia resources.
The Department of Education and Skills is the government web portal that covers all areas in education in the UK. The site caters for young families, parents, teachers, school governors, etc.
The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) is involved in the development of national curriculum, assessments, examinations and qualifications in education. They provide a framework that accredits and monitor qualifications at schools and places of work. The Department for Education and Skills sponsors the QCA.
Books And Lesson Plans
This site provides you with worksheets and lesson plans sent into Skillswise by tutors from around the UK.
The French lesson plans on this site are for Key Stage 3 and 4 schemes of work.
Click teaching provides an online resource database for primary education. Teachers who have used these plans in their classrooms produced the teaching resources and lesson plans.
This site offers lesson plans in music.
Libraries
The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA) is the national development agency working for and on behalf of museums, libraries and archives and advising government on policy and priorities for the sector.
This is a collection of UK and Irish institutions (universities and higher education institutes).SCONUL was founded in 1950 (as the Standing Conference of National and University Libraries). In 1994 it merged with COPOL, the Council of Polytechnic Librarians.
This is a collection of UK and Irish institutions (universities and higher education institutes).SCONUL was founded in 1950 (as the Standing Conference of National and University Libraries). In 1994 it merged with COPOL, the Council of Polytechnic Librarians.