learnfree.co.uk

If you have chidren at school, college or Uni this website is a must visit. The opening page is very busy and somewhat hides the mountain of reference and information available there, lots of ads and needless links. The Contents band at the top is where the the real info lies, select your childs level of education for useful information on what your child is leaning and how you can aid and support them with the curriculum subjects.Endless activities that are well presented, such as making a map in Geography, and even discovering materials by helping you with the laundry (got to be good!) The difference of this website over other 'educational 'guides ...  Read the complete review

THis is a great looking site with a range of Letts educational guides and Collins Internet Revision Guides for all the keystages for you to 'sample' before you buy. There are many aspects to the site; A guide to finding a childminder A telewatch section which helps kids make the most of TV with an interactive guide to quality programmes, along with related links on the Learnfree site - really useful for training kids how to get the best from a program . There's a very interesting section called Welcome to 'Talking To...' which is a unique on-line experience which lets you talk to some of the most influential individuals in ...  Read the complete review

UPDATE - ON CHECKING THE SITE TONIGHT, I FOUND IT IS NO LONGER. Which is a shame, it was UK based so all the education material was relevant. A brilliant UK based site on all aspects of education ranging from pre-school through to 16+. There are also lots of great articles and reports, including child developement checks, and lots of other parenting advice. Lots of up to date news Under the pre-school section, i found lots of great activities to do at home with my toddler, as well as advice on choosing a school, and starting school. All the activities can be printed out using adobe acrobat reader, which you can download from learnfree. Other ...  Read the complete review