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ProjectBritain.com - A resource of British Life and Culture in the UK by Woodlands Junior Ambleside Online A to Z Teacher Stuff For Teachers FREE online lesson plans, less Charlotte Mason Method A to Z Kids Stuff | Activities and Ideas for Preschool, and Scho English - primaryedutech.com Skoolbo is a free downloadable program for both Macs and PCs. There are also apps available for IOS and Android devices. Skoolbo is essentially a literacy and numeracy program designed for 4 – 10 year olds to practice their core literacy and numeracy skills. This is done through a 3D world where the progress through this world is determined by students successfully answering questions. Literacy PhonicsFluencyVocabularyComprehensionGrammarSpelling Numeracy Number DevelopmentAdditionSubtractionNumber PatternsTimeMultiplicationDivision Each student is required to sit pre-tests on Reading and Numeracy to work out the difficulty level for the student, this is continually assessed and the difficulty adjusted when needed. Below is a video of Skoolbo in action. Skoolbo iTunes App Store Skoolbo Google Play Store

Woodlands Junior School, Tonbridge, Kent UK Wet and Dry Bits ICT is a compulsory part of the National Curriculum. The existing programme for ICT, however, has been suspended as dull, boring and unsatisfactory and replaced by new courses of ICT study. These are expected to prepare the pupils for the increasingly digital world and give them the necessary knowledge and skills to find decent jobs. The Responses to Changes of the National Curriculum for ICT Study The leading experts and the ICT industry support the changes of the National Curriculum for ICT Study. The suspended National Curriculum for ICT Study did not prepare the students adequately for the needs of the industry or give them computer skills they need to succeed in life. The Difference between the Old and New ICT Programme The new National Curriculum for ICT gives incomparably more freedom to schools and teachers in what and how they will teach their pupils relevant skills and make the courses more exciting. Challenges of the New Curriculum for ICT Study