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Coding & Technology
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Free guided activities to help improve your skills in coding and computer science. During school closures, Code.org is launching Code Break — a live, weekly interactive classroom where our team will teach your children at home while school is closed, and a weekly challenge to engage students of all abilities, even those without computers. Tune in Wednesdays at 10am PT / 1pm ET. Learn more at code.org/break
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Free online resources for coding in computer science. Offers free educational games on tech and coding to help younger students learn better
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Cyber School is an online education institution for school students around the world. It is completely free to attend. They teach cyber security and computer science using a blended learning approach. Cyber School provide live, instructor-led lessons every day. Each age group will have their own individual live lessons. They also set up idividual ‘Cyber Projects’ for students to work on outside of class.
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Encourages children to write stories and develop analytical thinking. Resources are free during school closures.
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Learn to code at home using the website Girls Who Code. This is a US based website offers free educational activities available to download. The resources are designed for a range of stages – from beginners to advanced. New resources will be released each week during school closures.
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A game-based learning platform that promotes creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving in an immersive digital environment.
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GCSE and A Level Revision Resources. Includes past papers by topic and year, as well as revision videos and notes.
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With around 2000 pages, 1.5 million words and tens of thousands of images, Q-files is a vast online information library available for anybody to use whenever they like. It has all the school subjects — history, science, geography etc.—but plenty more besides: dinosaurs, space, castles, sports and so on.
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This website features hundreds of resources for parents, teachers and young people to improve their skills in coding & technology. In addition to dozens of resources, you can also find out about free events and free Code Clubs and Coder Dojos near you.
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Free resource that teaches students how to code and play their own games. Provides an easy introduction to coding and game creating
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This “Engineering at Home” video shows you how to make a moving car with a rubber band.
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Oak National Academy was set up in 2020 to support the millions of young people in the UK studying from home. This website has daily lessons and resources for all ages. Set up by teachers, it follows the national curriculum. You can follow a set plan of lessons across a range of subjects or you can access particular lessons in certain subjects.
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Tynker offers self-paced online courses for children to learn coding at home, as well as specially designed curriculum for schools and camps.
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Geek Girl Diaries (Youtube channel) is described as a collection of tutorials on how to create your own technology. Led by Keri-anne who discusses, creates, demos and interviews all things geek.
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BBC Bitesize has new daily lessons which can be access on the Bitesize website or on BBC iplayer – covering all subjects. With new lessons added every day, this is an excellent way to get learning during the school closure period.
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Mike turns interesting science and technology topics into songs. Great if you want to learn something new in a different way.
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Youtube channel. FreeSchool is a safe and friendly place to expose children to famous art, classical music, children’s literature, and natural science in an age-appropriate and kid-accessible way.