Manga High is a free games-based maths teaching resource.  It is of very high quality!  The games look credible, and are attractive to pupils, who are motivated to play them.

As a teacher, Manga High provides you with a number of tools to monitor and assess the progress of your pupils.  You also get to assign different games or challenges to pupils and pupil groups.  (This is even better when the stars at your local authority set up all your pupil logins for you!).

(url – http://www.mangahigh.com/en_gb/)

Early Learning HQ – does exactly what it says on the tin. A great site full of downloadable resources suitable for, well, the early years! Displays, management, organisation, words, numbers, photos and lesson plans.  It’s all free!

(url – http://www.earlylearninghq.org.uk/)

Twinkl is a great alternative to the box that sparkles.  It provides a great range of printables, from classroom management to playdough mats.

(url – http://www.twinkl.co.uk/)

Teacher’s Pet is basically a resource bank for teachers.  It is full of downloadable resources, so go easy on the colour printing!

You can search by age, stage and subject area.

(url – http://www.tpet.co.uk/)

Back in the day, I used to send out a (hopefully) useful website link to the school staff.  Not really that radical an idea, and most were pretty well known – to those moving in the right ICT circles.  So, here we go anyway.

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