Knowsley City Learning Centres

Revision website for all Key Stages

Useful Documentation for BBC Content for learners between 4 and 11 years of age.

BBC Content for learners between 11 and 16 years of age.

The BOOM! Music Video Academy brought together by Adobe and MTV, brings popular culture, creativity and inspiration into the classroom by challenging British school children to create their own music video as part of the national curriculum.

An extensive resource or high quality flash movies covering a range of topics on aspects of science and technology.

On this page you will find links to the events and resources provided by the department.

Computer Clubs for Girls (CC4G) is an awesome club full of great things to do… and it’s exclusively for 10-14 year old girls! The clubs are run voluntarily by schools whose facilitators and organisers kindly give up their time outside school hours.

Thought provoking challenges based on the infamous Rubiks Cube.

Free learning resource site from Channel 4 covering all ages and subjects

GridClub is supported by the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) education website for 7 to 11 year-old children.

Iboard is a treasure trove of cross-curricular interactive activities and products for foundation stage and Key Stage 1. Here you can access the 'this months free' area where you can access a small number of resources, for free.

This drama company headed by a retired Teacher with remarkable looks now has a huge following and over 200 booking per year. There are 100 free eKits to make, 200 downloadable History files with actual photographic evidence and then there's Henry cartoon series and his funny short stories in his daily column.

Free interactive web based science resource for Primary Schools

History of Knowsley website from the Knowsley Council Library Service

Learning Curve is a free online teaching and learning resource, following the History National Curriculum from Key Stages 2 to 5. Find out what people thought, said and did at the time of some of the most interesting events in history.

One of the major tactics used by the Luftwaffe during The Second World War was to try a break the spirits of the British people. They tried to do this by launching heavy nighttime bombing raids on Britain’s cities.

These resources and websites are provided by the Mersey Grid for Learning.

A collection of video lessons and presentations online. Part of the NASA Quest Service.

The North West Learning Grid is a consortium of nineteen local Education authorities working in partnership to improve the process and management of learning using the latest information and communication technologies.

DiDa (Diploma in Digital Application) Training packages for teachers and pupils provided by NWLG.

General learning resources from the North West Learning Grid.

Explore the Earth from a Unique Perspective Bring key geographical concepts to life with Oxfam's new free resource for teachers! Mapping our World helps pupils explore the difference between a map and a globe.

Learning resources and revision tips for GCSE. Includes teacher section, discussion page and useful links.

Interactive demonstrations of lenses and angles

A new concept in e learning solutions. No, its not spelt wrong!

Create and animate shape robots that obey gravity and the laws of physics.

QCA offers a wide range of online resources to support the use of ICT in the classroom. This package contains a good collection of these web page resources.

National Archive Site from the Public Records Office. C.O.L tags provided by Worcestershire LEA.

Interactive tools covering a number of topics which can be used as a part of lessons or to explore at home. Compiled by Worcestershire LEA.