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Here you can access directly several carefully selected sites that will help you with your homework, research and reference material.
You will also be able to access, with your password, to a series of databases with highly qualified content in history, literature, news, video clips, maps, photograps and more… |
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The Bug Club |
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Do you just love creepy crawlies of all kinds and can't get enough of them? Then, this site is for you with loads of information about beasties of all kinds. You could receive a newsletter six times a year and information about field events in the UK. You can also find yourself a pen pal with similar interests via this site. |
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Ants and Dinosaurs |
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Live videos of the Natural History Museums' leafcutter ant colony, Dino-birds, Butterflies, Meteorites and hundreds more. A fast machine and connection are required to view this properly. Still images are available as an alternative. |
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The Open Door Website |
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A research and reference site for students and teachers in biology, chemistry, technology, physics and electronics. Well laid out and with good diagrams this looks like a very useful site. |
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The Artist's Toolkit |
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Explore the tools like line, colour, shape, balance, space that artists use to create works of art in this great site. Each section has an animated demonstration and examples of the concepts in works of art. Then you can try your own composition. |
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AccessArt |
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AccessArt promises to be a fabulous resource for teachers and pupils. The workshops which are highly visual and engaging include teachers' tips. You can send in your art work and teachers can ask advice. |
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A. Pintura: Art Detective |
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Interactive adventure on art history in which you have to solve 'The Case of Grandpa's Painting'. This involves identifying the artist of a painting against the known styles of several famous artists. There are clues to help you learn in this fun site. |
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