Learning Resources

"My favourite thing about school is maths because I am really good at it and we use it in everyday life."

Lucy (Aged 9)

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"My favourite thing about school is history because it is very interesting and amazing to find out about what happened in the past."

Abigail (aged 9)

"My favourite thing about school is maths because it's fun and I learn different methods everyday and I love learning."

Jasmine (Aged 10)

"My favourite thing in school is PE because it is active and fun and it makes you fit as well."

Joshua (Aged 10)

"My favourite thing about school is Art because you can make things and have fun! You can also make collages."

Sophie (Aged 9)

"My favourite thing about school is because you get to play hockey and football and also basketball."

Isaac (Aged 10)

"My favourite thing about Harrison school is the teachers because they are nice and treat us well."

Alfie (aged 10)

"My favourite thing about school is the teachers because they are really supportive and are always there if I need to talk or solve a problem."

Sadie (Aged 11)

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Scratch

Scratch is a resource developed by MIT to help people of all ages learn to program computers.

Download it for free and you will be up and running in no time.

There are numerous online resources to help you get started. A quick Youtube search will uncover a wealth of resources and tutorials.

Happy Programming!

Link:

Scratch Website

Subject:

ICT

Sumdog

Sumdog is an excellent resource for practising mental maths. It has a series of fun and engaging games and the questions progress based upon what your child has already learnt.

All children at Harrison have been signed up to use Sumdog, free of charge. If you are unsure of your child's login details, then please ask your child's teacher.

Link:

Sumdog

Subject:

Maths